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A Dark Day for the USA
By Graham Allison Yesterday was a dark day for the United States. When Richard Lugar lost the Republican primary election, not only did Indiana lose its senator of 38 years, but the nation was deprived of one of its greatest … Continue reading
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Tagged Graham Allison, loose nukes, nuclear weapons, richard lugar, sam nunn
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Iraq: Would we choose war again?
By Graham Allison If we had known then what we know now, would we choose war again? In the real world, foreign policy-making often requires hard choices, sometimes between bad and worse. After the fact, even the most objective analysts … Continue reading
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Tagged Belfer Center, Bush, George W. Bush, Graham Allison, Harvard Kennedy School, Iraq, Iraq War, Robert Gates, Saddam Hussein
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UN-thanizing the Conference on Disarmament
This week’s announcement that North Korea has become the chair of the UN Conference on Disarmament should become the peg for euthanizing this body, giving it the burial it deserves, and getting real about the current state of global nuclear … Continue reading
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Tagged Arms control, Disarmament, Graham Allison, North Korea, UN, UN Conference on Disarmament
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Nuclear Security Summit: One year on, and looking ahead
We asked nuclear policy experts in Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs to summarize in one paragraph the achievements in the year since President Obama convened a summit on nuclear security on April 12-13, 2010. And … Continue reading