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CNS combats the spread of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) by training the next generation of nonproliferation specialists and disseminating timely information and analysis.
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New book by CNS missile expert Dennis Gormley finds U.S. unprepared to meet growing threat from proliferation of cruise missiles. More...
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Recent Features

Chinese Nationalism and Sino-Japanese Relations
an article by Jing-dong Yuan for Pacific Focus.
Cooperative Threat Reduction and Pakistan
an Issue Brief by Sharad Joshi and Togzhan Kassenova for the Nuclear Threat Initiative.
Downing of Georgian Drone over Breakaway Region Highlights Potential Proliferation Challenges
by Alexander Melikishvili for the August 2008 issue of WMD Insights.
Biological threat reduction in Central Asia
an article by Togzhan Kassenova for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
Israel's Airstrike on Syria's Reactor: Implications for the Nonproliferation Regime
an article co-authored by Leonard S. Spector for Arms Control Today.
Is Pakistan Appeasing the Taliban?
an article by Sharad Joshi for Foreign Policy in Focus.
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Recent Activities

Israel's Airstrike on Syria's Nuclear Reactor: Preventive War and the Nonproliferation Regime
a public event co-sponsored with CNS and the Arms Control Association.
Book Launch: Missile Contagion: Cruise Missile Proliferation and the Threat to International Security
by Dennis M. Gormley. This event took place in Washington, D.C. at noon, on Thursday, July 24, 2008.
The Global Elimination of Civilian Use of Highly Enriched Uranium
The Nonproliferation Review held a Luncheon Briefing in Washington D.C. on July 21th, 2008 for a discussion with authors Cristina Hansell and Robert Nurick on their articles appearing in a special section in the July 2008 issue. [Now includes NPR articles and presentation.]
Winners Announced for the 2008 Doreen and Jim McElvany Nonproliferation Challenge Essay Contest
$13,000 in prizes to be awarded to the four winning entries.
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