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Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference 2011

Arms Control and Proliferation

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The biennial Carnegie international conference on things nonproliferation convenes today at the Reagan Building here in Washington DC and anyone who’s anyone in the field converge on this auspicious confab.

This year, topics will include the ongoing nuclear mess at Fukushima, the CTBT, safeguards and the nuclear renaissance, and the Nuclear Suppliers Group.

Watch this space for some summarizing and commentary from your truly.  Deets below.

www.carnegieendowment.org/events/nppcon2011/

Incidentally, Carnegie has eliminated the “nonproliferation” bit from the traditional title of the Conference and renamed it “nuclear policy conference”.  Wonder what that means?

 

Author

Jodi Lieberman

Jodi Lieberman is a veteran of the arms control, nonproliferation, nuclear terrorism and nuclear safety trenches, having worked at the Departments of State, Energy and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. She has also served in an advisory capacity and as professional staff for several members of Congress in both the House and Senate as well as the Senate Homeland Security Committee. Jodi currently spends her time advocating for science issues and funding as the Senior Government Affairs Specialist at the American Physical Society. The views expressed in her posts are her views based on her professional experience but in way should be construed to represent those of her employer.


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