• Commentary

What China Knows That We Don't: The Case for a New Strategy of Containment

• Robert Kagan
• January 20, 1997
• Weekly Standard

The Chinese leadership views the world today in much the same way Kaiser Wilhelm II did a century ago: The present world order serves the needs of the United States and its allies, which constructed it. And it is poorly suited to the needs of a Chinese dictatorship trying to maintain power at home and increase its clout abroad.

• Event

The Purchase of Uranium from Dismantled Russian Nuclear Weapons

• January 07, 1997

HEU Meeting, Carnegie Endowment, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Project

• Testimony

Chinese Assistance to Iran's Weapons of Mass Destruction and Missile Programs

• September 12, 1996
• Carnegie

• Commentary

No Defense

• Joseph Cirincione
• May 08, 1996
• Carnegie

• Research

Last Fifteen Minutes: Ballistic Missile Defense in Perspective

• Joseph Cirincione
• May 01, 1996
• Book published by the Coalition to Reduce Nuclear Dangers

• Event

Nuclear Non-Proliferation and the Millennium

• February 12, 1996

Carnegie Non-Proliferation Conference

• Research

Iran's National Security Policy: Capabilities, Intentions and Impact

• January 01, 1994
• Washington, DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1994