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The Nuclear Scholars Initiative is a signature program run by the Project on Nuclear Issues (PONI) at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)—to engage emerging nuclear experts in thoughtful and informed debate over how to best address the nuclear community’s most pressing problems. The papers included in this volume comprise research from participants in the 2020 Nuclear Scholars Initiative. These papers explore a variety of topics such as the future of arms-control treaties, the role of artificial intelligence and cyber resilience in nuclear security, and the role of regional dynamics in nuclear security.
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
Military Micro Nuclear Reactors: Proliferation Problem Or Energy Solution? 2
Alex Bednarek
Alternatives to Highly Enriched Uranium in Naval Nuclear Reactors 13
Brian M. Benedicks
Crisis Stability, Ooda Loops, and Hypersonic Weapons 24
Alan Cummings
Deterring China: Creating A Framework for Advanced Military Cooperation in the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue 39
John H. Fernandez
Cooperation in the Final Frontier: Reconciling Outer Space Treaties and Export Control Systems 52
B.M. Gautam
Who’s to Say? Technical Dimensions of Nuclear Disinformation 72
Matty S. Golub
U.S. Conventional Intermediate-Range Missiles in East Asia: Can They Deter without Being Destabilizing? 83
Eric Gomez
Strategic Arms Control, Presidents, and Politics: Why Mirvs Fell Off the Agenda 95
Garrett Hinck
The Future of Nuclear Energy in the United States 110
Phoebe M. Kotlikoff
Millennials and Nuclear Weapons: Concerned or Complacent? 121
Amelia Morgan
No First Nukes: Replacing the U.S. Nuclear First Strike Mission with Non-Nuclear Hypersonic Weapons 135
Ruby RussellVIII | On the Horizon: A Collection of Papers from the Next Generation
The Testing Moratorium: Is the United States Falling Behind? 151
Stephan A. Varga
Public Opinion on Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control in Russia 161
Anna Wagner
The Erosion of Advice and Consent: Congress’s Diminishing Role in Arms Control 173
Paul Warnke
Assure to Deter: Planning U.S. Bomber Deployments For Extended Deterrence in the Second Nuclear Age 186
Zach Ziegler
About the Editor 201
Military Micro Nuclear Reactors: Proliferation Problem Or Energy Solution? 2
Alex Bednarek
Alternatives to Highly Enriched Uranium in Naval Nuclear Reactors 13
Brian M. Benedicks
Crisis Stability, Ooda Loops, and Hypersonic Weapons 24
Alan Cummings
Deterring China: Creating A Framework for Advanced Military Cooperation in the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue 39
John H. Fernandez
Cooperation in the Final Frontier: Reconciling Outer Space Treaties and Export Control Systems 52
B.M. Gautam
Who’s to Say? Technical Dimensions of Nuclear Disinformation 72
Matty S. Golub
U.S. Conventional Intermediate-Range Missiles in East Asia: Can They Deter without Being Destabilizing? 83
Eric Gomez
Strategic Arms Control, Presidents, and Politics: Why Mirvs Fell Off the Agenda 95
Garrett Hinck
The Future of Nuclear Energy in the United States 110
Phoebe M. Kotlikoff
Millennials and Nuclear Weapons: Concerned or Complacent? 121
Amelia Morgan
No First Nukes: Replacing the U.S. Nuclear First Strike Mission with Non-Nuclear Hypersonic Weapons 135
Ruby RussellVIII | On the Horizon: A Collection of Papers from the Next Generation
The Testing Moratorium: Is the United States Falling Behind? 151
Stephan A. Varga
Public Opinion on Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control in Russia 161
Anna Wagner
The Erosion of Advice and Consent: Congress’s Diminishing Role in Arms Control 173
Paul Warnke
Assure to Deter: Planning U.S. Bomber Deployments For Extended Deterrence in the Second Nuclear Age 186
Zach Ziegler
About the Editor 201
Product details
| Published | Aug 15 2021 |
|---|---|
| Format | Ebook (Epub & Mobi) |
| Edition | 1st |
| Extent | 212 |
| ISBN | 9781538140307 |
| Imprint | Center for Strategic & International Studies |
| Series | CSIS Reports |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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