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NukeTube Nonproliferation Multimedia Library

Access all CNS nonproliferation multimedia, incuding video & audio recordings of talks, events and presentations, as well as interactive learning media.
Updated: Dec 1, 2008

Videos

Video recordings of notable speakers, presentations, interviews, and discussions.
Dr. Raymond Juzaitis, At Peace With Nuclear Expansion At Peace With Nuclear Expansion: Nonproliferation Imperative
[Additional Video: Q&A session]
November 26, 2008 [1 hr; Q&A 35 min; YouTube.com]
Dr. Raymond Juzaitis, head of the Nuclear Engineering Department at Texas A&M University talks about the world nuclear "renaissance" and the nonproliferation challenges of countries' growing infrastructure for nuclear fuel cycle at a luncheon seminar at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies. He highlights the need for proliferation resistant fuel cycle, nuclear materials awareness, and strengthening the scope and effectiveness of safeguards.
Related pages: Nuclear
 
Ward Wilson, Four Myths About Nuclear Weapons Four Myths About Nuclear Weapons: Hiroshima, H-bomb, Deterrence and Usefulness
November 7, 2008 [49 minutes; YouTube.com]
Ward Wilson, grand prize winner of the 2008 Doreen and Jim McElvany Nonproliferation Challenge Essay Contest talks about a new security paradigm at a CNS luncheon seminar. He argues that since nuclear deterrence relies on the threat of city destruction and city destruction is an ineffective way to wage war, he calls the efficacy of nuclear deterrence into question.
Related pages: Contest Winners Luncheon Briefing, 2009 Upcoming NPR Essay Contest, Nuclear, Treaties
 
Dr. Frank Pabian, Evidence from Imagery: The Iran and Syrian Nuclear Programs Evidence from Imagery: The Iran and Syrian Nuclear Programs
[Additional Video: Q&A session]
November 6, 2008 [1 hr; Q&A 30 min; YouTube.com]
Speaker: Dr. Frank Pabian
In this age of increasing "Global Transparency", commercial satellite imagery has now made it possible for anyone to remote peer over the fence and view what heretofore had been otherwise impossible...clandestine nuclear facilities (most significantly, those capable of producing fissile suitable for use in nuclear weapons). The synergistic combination of readily available tools: personal computers, the internet, three-dimensional virtual globe visualization applications such as Google Earth, and high resolution commercial satellite imagery has gone beyond what anyone could have imaged just a few years ago. The down-side of all this is that those who want to keep their clandestine nuclear facilities and associated activities from being either detected, identified, and/or monitored, are becoming more adept in their use of camouflage, concealment, and deception.
Related pages: Nuclear, Iran, Mideast
 
Thomas L. Sanders, The Global Nuclear Future, Realities and Opportunities The Global Nuclear Future, Realities and Opportunities
October 24, 2008 [44 minutes; YouTube.com]
Thomas L. Sanders, Vice President/President Elect of the American Nuclear Society discusses energy future from an American perspective at a CNS lunchtime seminar. According to him, energy availability is directly tied to national economic health and the U.S. must change its energy posture to sustain and grow its prosperity.
Related pages: Nuclear, Americas
 
Richard, Butler, Eliminating Nuclear Weapons: Reaching Global Consensus Eliminating Nuclear Weapons: Reaching Global Consensus
September 15, 2008 [1 hour; YouTube.com]
Ambassador Richard Butler, former head of UNSCOM and Australian Ambassador to the UN.
Related pages: Nuclear
Symposium on Nuclear Nonproliferation, featuring Dan Rather Symposium on Nuclear Nonproliferation, featuring Dan Rather
April 16, 2008 [81 minutes; www.rowan.edu]
The full video of a panel discussion, which included William Potter, is now available through the Rowan University website.
Related pages: William Potter, Nuclear
Academic Spotlight: IP531 Arms Control Simulation Academic Spotlight: IP531 Arms Control Simulation
April 11, 2008 [10 minutes; YouTube.com]
A film made by CNS/IONP about Jean Du Preez' Arms Control Simulation course taught in the autumn of 2007 at the Monterey Institute in California.
Related pages: IP531 course description, Jean Du Preez, IONP
CNS Lectures: Cruise Missile Proliferation, Dennis Gormley CNS Lectures: Cruise Missile Proliferation, Dennis Gormley
April 10, 2008 [1 hr; YouTube.com]
Missile Contagion: Cruise Missile Proliferation and the Threat to International Security. Seminar featuring Dennis Gormley, Senior Fellow, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Washington, D.C. Office.
Related pages: Missile Contagion, Dennis M. Gormley, Missile
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