Events

Prof. Brian Blankenship will present his working paper, entitled "Defense Burden-Sharing and Support for Nuclear Proliferation in NATO Countries: Evidence from an Elite Survey". Prof. Tongfi Kim will discuss the paper.

Jim Stokes, NATO Director of Nuclear Policy will discuss the role of nuclear deterrence and recent changes and challenges to the NATO nuclear mission.

Dr. Tong ZHAO will present his Carnegie report titled "Deciphering the Evolution of China’s Nuclear Strategy: Questioning the Assumption of Policy Coherence”.

Sitara Noor will present her paper titled "Strategic Stability in South Asia: The Evolving Challenges and Potential Opportunities for India and Pakistan".

Prof. Michal Onderco will present his current article project entitled "Public Opinion and Nuclear Weapons in Host Nations".

Dr. Susan Colbourn will present her new book, Euromissiles: The Nuclear Weapons That Nearly Destroyed NATO.

Henrietta Wilson will present her forthcoming edited volume titled "Open Source Investigations in the Age of Google".

Professor Matthew Jones will present his paper titled "Henry Kissinger and US policy over nuclear assistance to the UK and France, 1971-74".

Join us for an online book presentation by Dr Robert Jacobs (Hiroshima Peace Institute, University of Hiroshima) who will present his book "Nuclear Bodies: The Global Hibakusha" (Yale University Press, 2022).

Dr Steven Gibbons will present his forthcoming article titled "Seismic Monitoring of Novaya Zemlya: Progress, Challenges, and Prospects".

Dr Robert Bell will present his PhD dissertation titled "NATO Nuclear Burden-Sharing Post-Crimea: What Constitutes 'Free-Riding'?"

Amy Woolf will present her paper titled "Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament: Insights from the Past and Prospects for the Future".

Dr. Rhys Crilley will present his current article project entitled "Atomic Aversion in the Digital Age: Using Social Media Data to Understand Public Opinion About Nuclear Weapons".

Join us for an in-person panel discussion on "The Myth of the Nuclear Revolution: Power Politics in the Atomic Age" (Cornell University Press, 2020). Prof. Keir Lieber will present his co-authored book (with Prof. Daryl Press), followed by remarks from ONP affiliate Dr. Kristin Ven Bruusgaard (Director, Norwegian Intelligence School) and ONP Post-Doctoral Fellows Dr. James Cameron and Dr. Do Young Lee. The event will be chaired by ONP Director Prof. Målfrid Braut-Hegghammer.

Join us for an in-person book presentation in Oslo by Dr. Lauren Sukin who will present her book project, entitled "How Credible Security Guarantees Backfire".

Dr. Jacklyn Majnemer will present her current article project entitled "Patterns of Foreign Nuclear Deployment: Understanding Host State Refusal". 

The Oslo Nuclear Project has the pleasure of inviting you to this talk by Francis J. Gavin, Giovanni Agnelli Distinguished Professor & Director, Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs, School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, Washington, D.C., taking place on 13 June, 2:30 PM–4:00 PM.

The Oslo Nuclear Project has the pleasure of inviting you to an online seminar with Jessica Cox (Director, Nuclear Policy Directorate at NATO HQ) on “The Future of NATO's Nuclear Deterrence” on 3 June (14:00-15:15).

We will discuss Aaron Bateman's new Journal of Strategic Studies article, "Mutually assured surveillance at risk: Anti-satellite weapons and cold war arms control."

In this Oslo Nuclear Project seminar, Prof. Carlo Patti will present his new book Brazil in the Global Nuclear Order (JHU Press 2021), the first comprehensive and definitive history of Brazil's decision to give up the nuclear weapon option.

This joint Oslo Nuclear Project/Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS) panel discussion will bring together four leading experts to discuss Chinese, Russian and US approaches to great power competition and strategic stability

In this Oslo Nuclear Project seminar, Dr. Elisabeth Roehrlich (University of Vienna) will present her new book Inspectors for Peace (JHU Press 2022), which unravels the IAEA’s paradoxical mission of sharing nuclear knowledge and technology while seeking to deter nuclear weapon programs.