Professor Philipp Bleek spoke November 7 about the implications of emerging drone technology for CBRN terrorism
Professor Bleek presents at US-Russia dialogue and meets with dual degree students in Moscow
In mid-December, Associate Professor of Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies Philipp Bleek traveled to Moscow to present at a US-Russian dialogue and also met with MIIS and Moscow State Institute of International Relations dual degree students.
The December 10-11 Track 1.5 dialogue—back channel diplomacy that includes active government officials—was titled “Reducing Nuclear Risks During Great Power Competition” and was co-organized by the Washington, DC-based Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Moscow-based PIR Center. Professor Bleek presented on “Nuclear Arms Control: What Future Role?”
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