Examining the process by which the U.S. government develops policies and programs addressing unconventional weapons - made for generalists interested in how this topic fits into national security debates
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Nuclear Terrorism
I pulled this old brief of mine out of a packing box. It talks about how the Federal government addresses nuclear terrorism. While it was originally written 15 years ago, I think it’s still pretty much on point. I updated a few things where...
The Case Against Biodeterrence
Last week, I had the pleasure to participate in a RAND workshop on developing capabilities for biodeterrence. I enjoyed the workshop, can’t talk about the discussions that went on, but I thought it was inherently limited by the scenario. No...
The Trump Administration's Move to Increase the Role of Nuclear Weapons
Well, I’ve had a very busy week that was highlighted by two bio-related workshops. One was hosted by the National Academy of Medicine titled “Preparing for a Future of AI-Enabled Biology” on Aug 11-12. It featured a broad range of experts f...
The Army Chemical Corps' Search for Relevance
I continue to progress toward reducing the number of my boxes holding old clippings and journals discussing WMD issues. I really have a lot of boxes; these were research sources for my books and articles, but I don’t think I need them anymo...
Fearmongering About Biological Threats
Well, I knew it was coming eventually. Someone warned me maybe a year ago that Annie Jacobsen was planning to release a book titled “Biological War: A Scenario.” I suspected that it was going to be as fictional and misleading as her previou...
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Al Mauroni is a specialist in counter-WMD and nuclear deterrence operations and policy. He is the author of eight books and numerous journal articles.
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