The Transformation of Defense and Proliferation Policies after September 11

Click on the links above to listen to the audio of the entire event. Links to audio of the introduction and each speaker's presentation are provided below.

This conference was produced in cooperation with the Center for Defense Information.

Click on the links to listen to Carnegie Non-Proliferation Project Director Joseph Cirincione deliver the introduction.
Introduction (Windows Media | Realplayer)

Panel 1: The Transformation of Defense Policy
Click on the links below to listen to a discussion of nuclear forces, NATO, military posture, and homeland defense:

Bruce G. Blair, President, Center for Defense Information
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John Newhouse, CDI Senior Fellow and former advisor to Undersecretary Strobe Talbott
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Frank Hoffman, Marine Corps consultant and former staff, Hart-Rudman Commission
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Rear Admiral (Ret.) Stephen H. Baker, CDI Senior Fellow and former Navy test director
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Panel 2: The Transformation of Proliferation Policy

Click on the links above to listen to a discussion on the future of treaties, threat reduction programs, South Asia and chemical/biological weapons regimes with:Introduction
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Joseph Cirincione, Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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Robert Einhorn, Senior Advisor, CSIS and former Assistant Secretary of State
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Lee Feinstein, Visiting Scholar, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, former Deputy Director, Policy Planning
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Amy Smithson, Senior Associate, Henry L. Stimson Center
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Gary Samore, Senior Associate, International Institute for Strategic Studies, former NSC Senior Director for Non-Proliferation and Export Controls
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Participants list

Related Reports:

"Forces in Play," a report from CDI's Terrorism Project, 17 October 2001

"What is the US Government Spending to Combat Terrorism?" from the Stimson Center's Chemical and Biological Weapons Nonproliferation Project

"Defense Restructuring and the Future of the U.S. Defense Industrial Base," a report of the CSIS Senior Policy Panel on the U.S. Defense Industrial Base, March 1998

Phase III of the Hart-Rudman Commission: "Road Map for National Security: Imperative for Change"