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| The Globalizing Threat Reduction Project seeks to identify and apply those cooperative threat reduction principles, concepts, and programs that can be useful in addressing WMD proliferation dangers in countries and regions of the world beyond Russia and the former Soviet states. The Project also analyzes the challenges of extending threat reduction efforts to these new areas. In addition, this Project monitors and analyzes funding and policy issues related to the G-8 Global Partnership Against the Spread of Weapons and Materials of Mass Destruction, and related contributions from other countries to international threat reduction programs. |
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7/9/2008 G-8 Global Partnership: Adapting to New Realities, Partnership for Global Security |
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7/8/2008 Report on the G-8 Global Partnership, G-8 2008 Summit Website |
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7/8/2008 Link to G-8 Summit Statement on Nonproliferation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan |
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7/8/2008 Global Partnership Annual Report 2008, Consolidated Report Data, G-8 2008 Summit Website |
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7/5/2008 Background Document on 2008 G-8 Summit Nonproliferation Issues , Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan |
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4/24/2008 Meeting the Nuclear Security Challenge in Pakistan, Michelle Marchesano, Research Analyst, Partnership for Global Security |
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4/8/2008 Final Agenda and Presentations from the Workshop: Meeting the Nuclear Security Challenge in Pakistan |
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2/22/2008 Limits on Assisting the Protection of Pakistan’s Nuclear Assets , Fred McGoldrick , Principal, Bengelsdorf, McGoldrick and Associates, LLC. |
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2/21/2008 Dimensions of the Threat to Pakistan's Nuclear Assets, Amb. Tariq Osman Hyder, Member, Oversight Board for Strategic Export Controls, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad |
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2/21/2008 Securing Radiological Sources: U.S. Office of Global Threat Reduction, Christopher Landers, Regional Program Manager for Radiological Security Activities in Russia and South Asia, U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration |
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