Center for Nonproliferation Studies

Center for Nonproliferation Studies faculty and a panel of students who have recently worked in nonproliferation will get together for a chance to discuss current issues in nonproliferation and student’s experiences working in this field. . We will discuss some current issues in nonproliferation, such as North Korea, and invite students to share their perspective on work in these areas.

The UN Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty: Delegitimizing Nuclear Weapons: The panel discussion will give information about the process of negotiating and passing the Treaty, the ratification process, etc. The Panel also discuss the current nuclear weapons situations, and various perspectives toward the Ban Treaty. We would also like to mention the important role of civil society and education.

Private lunch and presentations with JMCNS summer interns.

This event is by invitation only.

Join us for a CNS Book Talk!

Former Undersecretary of State, US New START chief negotiator, and NATO Deputy Director Rose Gottmoeller will be discussing her new book “Negotiating the New START Treaty: The Negotiator’s Tale”

Learn more about open-source tools and their power to enable anyone including students, policy makers, journalists and experts to get to the truth.

Speaker: Dr. Jeffrey Lewis
Moderator: Ms, Nomsa Ndongwe

Join us for a seminar on “The Rule of Law and U.S. Nuclear Weapons Doctrine” with speaker Dr. Scott Sagan, Caroline S.G. Munro Professor of Political Science, Peter and Mimi Haas University Fellow in Undergraduate Education, Senior Fellow, Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC), Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.

This new book by Dr. Ian Stewart examines the evolution of international nuclear non-proliferation trade controls over time.

https://nonproliferation.org/international-nuclear-export-controls-and-non-proliferation/

Join MIIS Professor Jeffrey Lewis and Middlebury Professor Orion Lewis to learn more about studying NPTS in Monterey, exciting opportunities for paid on-the-job training at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), career opportunities open to students with NPTS experience, and how studying away would make you eligible for a shortened NPTS Master’s degree.