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During our last conversation on U.S. nuclear strategy (about two weeks ago, primarily led by Austin Long and Charlie Glaser who have spent quite a bit of time debating damage limitation), we uncovered a few questions we just didn’t have tim...
We did a podcast to discuss Kathryn Bigelow’s A House of Dynamite, where Vip, Pranay, and I hit the high-level issues we have with the film. However, I mentioned one point about the film’s casualty estimate, which deserves a little more exp...
For those of you who haven’t met Charlie Glaser, he’s truly a great contributor to nuclear policy discussions and a wonderful colleague. And we were happy to host Charlie for a discussion on damage limitation. Charlie is a prolific author o...
Austin, Vipin, and I sat down to share our reviews of Kathryn Bigelow’s new Netflix thriller, “A House of Dynamite.” We share our analysis of the film’s plot; where the film seemed accurate in its portrayal of the nuclear war scenario, dete...
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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.
Frank Stanton Professor of Nuclear Security at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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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