International Cooperation
Ensuring peaceful uses of nuclear energy stay peaceful
Agreements to ensure the peaceful uses of nuclear energy are critical to the entire Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) bargain. They provide nonproliferation protections and establish relationships with scientists and engineers of other countries that are important to shaping nuclear energy development. The Proliferation Prevention Program tracks and analyzes the most critical negotiations underway.
Multimedia
Nuclear Balancing Act in Japan After 2018; September 13, 2017
Limiting Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons: Results of a Track II Dialogue ; September 4, 2015
Nuclear Issues at the United Nations: What’s Next?; September 27, 2016
US Policy Directions in Limiting Enrichment and Reprocessing; April 21, 2016
Nuclear Cooperation with South Korea - Interview with Will Tobey; June 12, 2013
CSIS Publications & Reports
Event Summary: US Policy Directions in Limiting Enrichment and Reprocessing; May 16, 2016
Critical Questions: Nuclear Cooperation with China, by Sharon Squassoni; July 16, 2015
Report: Nuclear Trade Controls: Minding the Gaps, by Fred McGoldrick; Jan 22, 2013
Other Publications
India’s NSG Application Raises Serious Non-Proliferation Concerns
By Sharon Squassoni, Global Times. June 23, 2016
Obama's Hiroshima Visit Strengthens His Call for Nuclear Disarmament
By Sharon Squassoni, The Guardian. May 27, 2016
The U.S.-Indian Deal and its Impact
By Sharon Squassoni, Arms Control Today. July/August, 2010.
Presentations
South Korea’s Prospects for Nuclear Energy at Home and Abroad, Feb 11-12, 2013
Meeting Governance Challenges: New Directions for US-ROK Fuel Cycle Cooperation, Oct 7-9, 2012
U.S. Civilian Nuclear Cooperation: Conditions and Implications, Sep 17, 2010