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Parity! (Stockcake)
We’ve touched briefly before on the role of parity in nuclear arms control. Many of the best-known strategic arms control treaties with the Soviets/Russians were premised on parity, in the sense that both sides agreed t...
Just over twenty years ago, my first peer reviewed article (co-authored with the awesome Josh Rovner) appeared in the International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence. Entitled “The Perils of Shallow Theory,” it critiqued the t...
Rose Gottemoeller needs no introduction to regular listeners, however, it’s possible you didn’t see the release of her recent book on U.S.-Russia relations titled “Security Through Cooperation: Space, Nuclear Weapons, and US-Russia Relation...
We set out to discuss recent articles in the Orbis Journal of World Affairs by Lowell - a return guest on the Strategic Simplicity Podcast - and Austin Long. Each author raised different aspects of nuclear competition in their articles, wit...
Since 1991, any time the topic of finding and attacking mobile missiles has been broached, analysts of a certain bent immediately reach for an analogy to the Scud Hunt of the 1991 Gulf War. Brendan Green and I summarized examples of this vi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
seeking strategic simplicity after a while in the complexity of government.
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.
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