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former Biden National Security Council (NSC 46). even more formerly: State Department, Carnegie Endowment. now pondering international security issues: nuclear policy, arms control, nonproliferation, export controls, nuclear energy, and more.
I am a senior nuclear fellow at MIT's Center for Nuclear Security Policy and a defense fellow at Fuse Energy. I was previously Joint Staff J5 deputy director for strategic stability.
seeking strategic simplicity after a while in the complexity of government.
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