Executive summary Emerging technologies are changing the nuclear landscape in three
ways. First, technological change is accelerating and originates in the private sector. In …

Purpose–In light of and due to the spike in concern regarding high hazard industries, in
general, and nuclear power plants (NPPs) in particular, resulting from the Japanese …

The research study sought to understand how senior leaders make key decisions with an
uncertainty of an actual hazard during a crisis. The research used the Fukushima Nuclear …

This report is the final publication of this two-year research project funded by the Carnegie
Corporation of New York; it presents the key findings and recommendations of the SIPRI …

This short paper is organized around a few discrete questions. How have US perspectives
on conventional and nuclear interactions evolved in recent years? How have these …

Contemporarypeacekeepingoperationscarr…, whichhastriggered a debate about
“Christmas Tree mandates.” Did the UN Secretariat or the UN Security Council drive this …

The intensification of the Iranian and North Korean nuclear crises has created new fears that
deteriorating security conditions in the Middle East, Northeast Asia, and other regions will …

Due to the economies has emphasized the speed of economic growth and brings some ever-
increasing challenges in the transition economics, China has turned the focus toward the …

The NEA was established in 1958 to further safe, environmentally sound and economical
use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. The NEA's mission is to assist its member …

In this Strategic Trends chapter, Michael Haas examines the advantage Western nations
have enjoyed in military technology since the 1970s. He argues that this state of affairs is …