Wyn Q Bowen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1069896 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Wyn Q Bowen |
| NOMBRES | Wyn Q |
| APELLIDO | Bowen |
| FIRMA | BOWEN W Q |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Multilateral cooperation and the prevention of nuclear terrorism
The second Nuclear Security Summit on 26–27 March 2012 in Seoul provides an important opportunity to gauge international consensus on the threat posed by nuclear terrorism, and to evaluate progress in the development of multilateral cooperative efforts to prevent it. However, the ‘nuclear security’ agenda has long been complicated by the complexity of the issues it covers and diverging perceptions of the risks and threats in this area. Further co…
Iran's nuclear challenge
The technical and political evidence that Iran is seeking to establish a ‘nuclear hedging’ capability has gradually increased over the past nine years. The regime in Tehran has continued to insist that its nuclear ambitions are purely civilian in nature and it has resisted the international community's dual-track policy, encompassing both negotiations and sanctions, to persuade Iran to be fully transparent about its nuclear activities and plans, …
How China Can Strengthen International Nuclear Security
For countries that were once on the periphery of international efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, or perhaps even perceived to be part of the proliferation problem, the renewed globa
Warning Against the Use of Force
Deterrence and asymmetry
The attacks against the US homeland in September 2001 demonstrate that terrorist groups possess both the motivations and capabilities to conduct devastating attacks on US territory, citizens and in
The Iranian Nuclear Challenge
In December 2003 Iran signed an Additional Protocol to its Safeguards Agreement with the International Atomic Energy Authority. The signing followed 18 months of mounting international pressure on Iran to prove its benign motives following revelations about past failures to declare work on uranium enrichment and plutonium separation—the two routes to producing nuclear weapons-grade material. Although Iran has strenuously denied having a nuclear w…
Missile defence and the transatlantic security relationship
This article examines the re-emergence of ballistic missile defence (BMD) as a contentious issue in US-European security relations since 1999. It begins by outlining three phases in the recent evolution of US missile defence policy from 1995 to mid-2001. The article then examines five key factors that have dominated European views and concerns in relation to BMD: a divergence between European and American assessments of the emerging ballistic mis…
Deterrence and asymmetry
The attacks against the US homeland in September 2001 demonstrate that terrorist groups possess both the motivations and capabilities to conduct devastating attacks on US territory, citizens and in
Multilateral cooperation and the prevention of nuclear terrorism
The second Nuclear Security Summit on 26–27 March 2012 in Seoul provides an important opportunity to gauge international consensus on the threat posed by nuclear terrorism, and to evaluate progress in the development of multilateral cooperative efforts to prevent it. However, the ‘nuclear security’ agenda has long been complicated by the complexity of the issues it covers and diverging perceptions of the risks and threats in this area. Further co…
The Iranian Nuclear Challenge
In December 2003 Iran signed an Additional Protocol to its Safeguards Agreement with the International Atomic Energy Authority. The signing followed 18 months of mounting international pressure on Iran to prove its benign motives following revelations about past failures to declare work on uranium enrichment and plutonium separation—the two routes to producing nuclear weapons-grade material. Although Iran has strenuously denied having a nuclear w…
Iran's nuclear challenge
The technical and political evidence that Iran is seeking to establish a ‘nuclear hedging’ capability has gradually increased over the past nine years. The regime in Tehran has continued to insist that its nuclear ambitions are purely civilian in nature and it has resisted the international community's dual-track policy, encompassing both negotiations and sanctions, to persuade Iran to be fully transparent about its nuclear activities and plans, …
How China Can Strengthen International Nuclear Security
For countries that were once on the periphery of international efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, or perhaps even perceived to be part of the proliferation problem, the renewed globa
Missile defence and the transatlantic security relationship
This article examines the re-emergence of ballistic missile defence (BMD) as a contentious issue in US-European security relations since 1999. It begins by outlining three phases in the recent evolution of US missile defence policy from 1995 to mid-2001. The article then examines five key factors that have dominated European views and concerns in relation to BMD: a divergence between European and American assessments of the emerging ballistic mis…
Deterrence and asymmetry
The attacks against the US homeland in September 2001 demonstrate that terrorist groups possess both the motivations and capabilities to conduct devastating attacks on US territory, citizens and in
The Iranian Nuclear Challenge
In December 2003 Iran signed an Additional Protocol to its Safeguards Agreement with the International Atomic Energy Authority. The signing followed 18 months of mounting international pressure on Iran to prove its benign motives following revelations about past failures to declare work on uranium enrichment and plutonium separation—the two routes to producing nuclear weapons-grade material. Although Iran has strenuously denied having a nuclear w…
Warning Against the Use of Force
How China Can Strengthen International Nuclear Security
For countries that were once on the periphery of international efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, or perhaps even perceived to be part of the proliferation problem, the renewed globa
Iran's nuclear challenge
The technical and political evidence that Iran is seeking to establish a ‘nuclear hedging’ capability has gradually increased over the past nine years. The regime in Tehran has continued to insist that its nuclear ambitions are purely civilian in nature and it has resisted the international community's dual-track policy, encompassing both negotiations and sanctions, to persuade Iran to be fully transparent about its nuclear activities and plans, …
Multilateral cooperation and the prevention of nuclear terrorism
The second Nuclear Security Summit on 26–27 March 2012 in Seoul provides an important opportunity to gauge international consensus on the threat posed by nuclear terrorism, and to evaluate progress in the development of multilateral cooperative efforts to prevent it. However, the ‘nuclear security’ agenda has long been complicated by the complexity of the issues it covers and diverging perceptions of the risks and threats in this area. Further co…
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