Outside (Non-Member) Publications

Atomic Accounting: A New Estimate of Russia’s Non-Strategic Nuclear Forces

Dr Igor Sutyagin

As Russia’s strategic nuclear forces have been drawn down in parallel with those of the US, its stockpile of non-strategic nuclear weapons has begun to play a greater role in the arms-control policies of Western states. But do we know how many non-strategic warheads Russia actually has?

Dealing with Pakistan’s brinkmanship

Shyam Saran

The Hindu

The Game Changer: Cooperative Missile Defense

By: Dmitri Trenin, James F. Collins

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Japan's Role as Leader for Nuclear Nonproliferation

Kazuko Goto, Research Fellow of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology of the Government of Japan

China and Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Missiles: Policy Issues

Shirley A. Kan

Specialist in Asian Security Affairs

November 7, 2012

Less is Better: Nuclear Restraint at Low Numbers

Royal United Services Institute

Whitehall Paper, 5 Oct 2012

By Malcolm Chalmers

Reducing the Role of Nuclear Weapons: What the NPDI Can Do

George Perkovich

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace