2005 Conference Presentations

CSIS

• Working Group 1 Presentation
• Working Group 2 Presentation
• Working Group 3 Presentation
• Working Group 4 Presentation

UK

• Nuclear Detection and Monitoring Technologies for a Responsive Infrastructure, J. I. Brand
• Russian Rationales for Resumption of Testing, Francis J. Cline III
• A Functional Perspective on the Role of U.S. Nuclear Weapons, Jerome M. Conley
• The Role of US Nuclear Weapons: Analogies from the Insurance Industry, Gregory F. Giles
• Possible Causes and Effects of the Resumption of Chinese Nuclear Testing, James Nagelberg
• Implications of India's Emerging Nuclear Capability, Dakota S. Rudesill
• Future Directions in Arms Control: A UK Perspective on the NPT REVCON, Matthew Shaps
• North Korean Nuclear Testing: Breakout or Bluff? Dennis Shorts
• ICBM Industrial Base... A Northrop Grumman Perspective, Vivian Suarez
• Revitalizing US-Russian Nuclear Cooperation, Richard Weitz

Salt Lake City

• Agenda
• Comments by Maj Gen Tim McMahon USAF (retired)
• Global Cleanout of Civil Nuclear Material Preventing Nuclear Terrorism and State Acquisition, Philipp C. Bleek
• Lessons Learned from Iraq for Eliminating WMD, Kathleen McInnis
• P-5 Cooperation on Emerging Nuclear Challenges Possibilities and Obstacles, Mary Beth Nikitin
• An An Un Un-Conventional Option, Dakota S. Rudesill
• Chicken vs. Egg: The Paired System of Nuclear Weapons Complex and Stockpile Capabilities, Lani Miyoshi Sanders
• Terrorists and Weapons of Mass Destruction, Michael Tkacik
• Computers, Codes, and Devices: The U.S. Nuclear Weapons Design Experience, Dr. Blake P. Wood
• "Mini-Nukes" in Perspective: New Bunker Busters and Their Impact on US Security, Jason Zaborski