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Check out this article in The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) CNS Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies #nuclear #nuclearweapons

A key development of the #CWC’s first 25 years is the “attribution norm,” and a main task for #RevCon5 should be integrating that norm into the OPCW’s regular verification work, Alexander Kelle (AlexanderKelle) argues. #chemicalweapons Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

In his analysis of Canada’s decision to stop producing the medical isotope molybdenum-99, Mahdi Khelfaoui (Mahdi Khelfaoui) focuses on the role of #nonproliferation issues. bit.ly/3VrqSuj #nuclear #isotopes Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

Christopher Clary (Christopher Clary) reviews Mansoor Ahmed’s “revisionist” account of Pakistan’s rise as a nuclear power. Ahmed argues A. Q. Khan’s role has been overstated at the expense of his rival, M. A. Khan. bit.ly/3HxxMbH#nuclea… Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

Chris Ferrero (Chris Ferrero) says interfaith dialogue would help us understand how religious belief influences nuclear decision making and could boost diplomacy on creating a WMD-free zone in the Middle East. bit.ly/44XgPkY #nuclearweapons #WMD Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

Five scholars explore ways to “increase certainty [about] adherence” to the BWC. In their study, based on 36 interviews, they emphasize the concept of “assurance” as a possible way to make progress in this area. #BWC Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

Espen Mathy analyzes why states commit to the #TPNW. Regional normative pressure affects state commitment, but only in certain cases, he concludes. bit.ly/42oxCe7 #nuclearweapons #nuclear @nupiytt Routledge Politics, IR & Area Studies

While past research indicates that nationalists should distrust allies’ nuclear guarantees, Matt Buehler and Arjun Banerjee’s results show the opposite: nationalists were more likely than other citizens to trust US and French nuclear umbrellas. bit.ly/3MZRiAy #nuclear

I am really excited to share my latest The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) article titled "Security versus #status: explaining #Russia’s interest in the Presidential #Nuclear Initiatives and the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty" 1/4 ➡️doi.org/10.1080/107367…

Political elites’ notions of national identity and status aspirations are central to Russia’s arms-control policy, outlines Lydia Wachs in an article for The Nonproliferation Review (NPR), suggesting scholars look beyond material pressures and security concerns 8/10 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Well... looks like our (Dr. Olamide Samuel) article 'Justifying Attacks on Nuclear Facilities' is the most read piece published in the The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) over the last 12 months. Thanks for reading, sharing, and keeping the conversation alive 📢

Sharing "A playbook on investigations into biological events of ambiguous origin" The Nonproliferation Review (NPR), part of Lane Warmbrod's PhD research. Based on 41 interviews, includes factors to consider when planning or conducting biological investigations. World Health Organization (WHO) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Interesting. Back in 2020, when Poland had only ordered 70 JASSM-ERs, I argued in The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) that Polish acquisition of such long-range conventional precision strike capabilities could bolster Polish and NATO deterrence in two key ways: 🧵

#Hotoffthepress “Pakistan’s nuclear policy amid the Russia–Ukraine conflict” Check it out 🙌 The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) tandfonline.com/eprint/8I3YZMT…

New year, new publication💥! I’m very happy to share that my article 'Russian nuclear roulette? Elites & public debates on #nuclearweapons in Moscow after Ukraine' was published last week in the The Nonproliferation Review (NPR). Read it here (open access): doi.org/10.1080/107367… (1/5)

Just published in The Nonproliferation Review (NPR): Happy to share our joint article with Monika Sus: Breaking the silence: explaining the dynamics behind Poland’s desire to join NATO nuclear sharing Open access: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Happy to share that my co-authored paper with Tongfi Kim @tongfi-kim.bsky.social is now available The Nonproliferation Review (NPR). (1/3) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Our new journal article reveals evolving Ukrainian atitudes on nuclear weapons: regret over 90s #disarmament but skepticism about pursuing nukes now. Priority shifts to #securityguarantees, favoring #NATO membership. Read more about here: tinyurl.com/ym24uyjs

Delighted to note that I have joined the The Nonproliferation Review (NPR) journal team as an associate editor. Looking forward to your submissions and discussing your ideas at the academic-policy nexus on WMDs!