Nuclear Nonproliferation

What is Nuclear Nonproliferation?

Nuclear nonproliferation refers to policies taken to discourage the spread of nuclear weapons. This research project also explores issues around nuclear energy and foreign policy.

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Latest Research

Introduction to the Australia-United Kingdom-United States Partnership

Reading time: 3 minutes

Catherine Devaney July 15, 2022

Intro to 2018 U.S. Sanctions on Iran

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Kristen Morris November 17, 2021

Russia’s Commitments Under New START in the Context of the NPT and the TPNW

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Cate Longo October 26, 2021

Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

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Michelle Hung October 19, 2021

The Nuclear Umbrella and North Korea

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Claire Christensen September 27, 2021

Intro to Nuclear Related Sanctions Against Iran

Reading time: 5 minutes

Michelle Hung August 24, 2021

Intro to Nuclear Treaties with Russia

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Cate Longo August 22, 2021

Intro to North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program

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North Korea has several motivations for pursuing nuclear weapons. This paper provides a concise introduction to the benefits and development of North Korea’s nuclear program.

Grace Borges May 5, 2021

Nuclear Weapons Design

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Grace Borges May 3, 2021