Security and Public Health: How and Why do Public Health Emergencies Affect the Security of a Country?
The many challenges a public health emergency, such as a disease outbreak, can present for the security of a country. (CNS)
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Is the Avian Influenza Virus a Suitable Agent for a Biological Weapon?
Investigating the potential for avian influenza to be used as a biological weapon agent. (CNS)
Do Recent Scientific and Technological Advances Lower the Threshold for the Proliferation of Biological Weapons?
Assessing whether or not scientific advances in genetics and bio-technologies have lowered the threshold for the proliferation of biological weapons. (CNS)
Brazil’s Nuclear Ambitions, Past and Present
The evolution of Brazil's nuclear program, including its difficult relationship with the IAEA. (CNS)
U.S.-Russian Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
Implications of the pending agreement between the US and Russia on civilian nuclear cooperation. (CNS)
Iraq’s WMD Scientists in the Crossfire
The fate of Iraqi scientists who worked on Sadaam Hussein's scientific and WMD programs. (CNS)
Global Submarine Proliferation: Emerging Trends and Problems
The threats associated with global submarine proliferation. (CNS)
North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program and the Six-party Talks
The Six-party Talks and possible consequences of a breakdown in the process. (CNS)
DP World and U.S. Port Security
The political controversy surrounding a deal which could give Arab state-owned Dubai Ports World (DP World) access to U.S. ports. (CNS)
Sixty Years After the Nuclear Devastation, Japan’s Role in the NPT
The evolution of Japan's role in the nuclear nonproliferation regime and prospects for future efforts. (CNS)