The Night Shift at Reykjavik: What ‘The Brink of War’ Tells Us about Arms Control
A new film dramatizes never-signed Cold War negotiations. Amy J. Nelson explains why the agreement failed—and what can be learned today.
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A new film dramatizes never-signed Cold War negotiations. Amy J. Nelson explains why the agreement failed—and what can be learned today.
Amy J. Nelson's latest analysis in Arms Control Association's monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.
Future Security Scenarios Lab Director Amy J. Nelson's latest piece in Orbis Journal of World Affairs.
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New America Senior Fellow Peter W. Singer discusses useful fiction and other advice with the Grappling Growth podcast.
Future Security Scenarios Lab Director and Senior Fellow Amy J. Nelson was recently quoted by Ian Prasad Philbrick in a
Maximalist nuclear diplomacy is undermining arms control at a moment when it is needed most.
New America Senior Fellow and Strategist Peter W. Singer uses fiction to explore the role of quantum encryption.
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