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Strategic Dialogue on Nuclear Weapons Spending: What Does the United States Need and Why?

BASIC held its fourth Strategic Dialogue event, asking presenters to reflect on how the United States should approach possible spending cuts to its nuclear forces.

The event was held in the Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC, for House and Senate staff members on January 18, 2013. BASIC would like to thank the House Armed Services Committee for venue access.

Click on the names below to read presentations by:

Click here to listen to the event.

For information on previous Strategic Dialogue events, click here.

BASIC’s Strategic Dialogues are supported by funding from The Prospect Hill Foundation.

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2013jan18-nuclearweaponsspending-ford.pdf
2013jan18-nuclearweaponsspending-pifer.pdf

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Sir Jeremy Greenstock, GCMG British diplomat

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Baron Rees of Ludlow Astronomer Royal

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Peter Jenkins CMG UK Ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency 2001-06

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Baron Browne of Ladyton Vice Chairman, Nuclear Threat Initiative and former UK Secretary of State for Defence

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Andreas Persbo Director, Open Nuclear Network
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