Report - American Nuclear Policy Initiative
Blundering Toward Nuclear Chaos
The Trump Administration After 3 Years
Edited by former Project on Managing the Atom (MTA) Associate Jon Wolfsthal and featuring papers authored by Wolfsthal and MTA Associate Nickolas Roth, this report from the American Nuclear Policy Initiative details the Trump administration's first three years of efforts on nuclear proliferation, strategic stability, nuclear modernization, Iran, and North Korea. The authors provide an objective summary of nuclear policy under the current administration and its record on protecting the United States and its allies against perhaps the greatest national security danger facing humanity.
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Wolfsthal, Jon, Kingston Reif, Richard Nephew, Kelsey Davenport, Alexandra Bell, Nickolas Roth and Sharon Squassoni. “Blundering Toward Nuclear Chaos.” Edited by Jon Wolfsthal. American Nuclear Policy Initiative, May 2020.
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