Dr Vincent Intondi discusses ‘Links in the Same Chain: Race, Social Justice, and Nuclear Weapons’ for the EVN’s Masterclasses.
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Programme on Nuclear Responsibilities Launches Major Report at the UN First Committee 2020
The BASIC-ICCS launch of ‘Nuclear Responsibilities’ hosted a line-up of expert speakers and a Q&A session to discuss the aims and achievements of the Programme.
Opinion: More Continuity Than Change? US Nuclear Weapons Policy Under a Biden or Trump Administration
Whether Americans vote Democrat or Republican on 3 November, there will likely be much continuity in US nuclear weapons policy, despite declarations in campaigning.
Gender and Nuclear Weapons: A Bibliography
BASIC hosts the open-access Gender and Nuclear Weapons Bibliography. We welcome any and all contributions.
We now need an informed Trident debate
Rising above petty politics
The nature and quality of the media storm since Jeremy Corbyn’s election as leader of the Labour Party, when criticising his open-ended position over the EU, his wearing a peace poppy when remembering past conflicts, or his position on Trident, betrays a group-think pack mentality that is out of touch with the disillusionment of many people with anodyne mainstream positional politics.
Unjamming the FM(C)T: Roundtable Report and Backgrounder
BASIC organized a private roundtable with experts and officials to take stock of the current strategic and political dynamics surrounding negotiations on a Fissile Material (Cut-Off) Treaty (FM(C)T). BASIC produced a backgrounder literature review for the roundtable discussion, and also a report summarizing the discussion.
India-US Nuclear Cooperation Deal: It’s baaaaack…
The supposedly dead US-India Nuclear Cooperation Deal resurrected itself during the first week of July.
Taking responsibility: what can NPT states realistically do to build on today’s momentum behind nuclear disarmament?
If NPT states cling to a culture of blame rather than focusing on our shared interests, proliferation is inevitable.