• Commentary

Nuclear Stalemate in South Asia

• March 23, 2000
• Carnegie

• Testimony

National Security Importance of the Non-Proliferation Regime

• Joseph Cirincione
• March 21, 2000
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Getting to Maybe in South Asia

• March 13, 2000
• Carnegie

Almost two years after South Asia’s May 1998 nuclear tests, President Clinton is now visiting the region. The Administration established five "benchmarks" after the tests by which to gauge nuclear stability in South Asia. But Washington’s relationships with India and Pakistan suffered in the 1990s, and progress toward these objectives has been disappointing.

• Commentary

Asian Nuclear Reaction Chain

• Joseph Cirincione
• March 02, 2000
• Carnegie

These are not happy days for global arms-control advocates. As far back as the early 1960s, policymakers warned that the true threat to the United States was not only that third-world despots might acquire the bomb but that advanced industrial countries might do so.

• Commentary

Assessing the Assessment: The 1999 Intelligence Assessment of the Ballistic Missile Threat

• Joseph Cirincione
• March 01, 2000
• Carnegie

• Event

Missile Defense and Missile Non-Proliferation: The Interactions

• Jon Wolfsthal
• February 16, 2000

Proliferation Roundtable

• Testimony

Long and Winding Road: Technical and Political Problems Confronting Missile Proliferants/Defense

• Joseph Cirincione
• February 15, 2000
• Carnegie

• Testimony

Assessing the Ballistic Missile Threat

• Joseph Cirincione
• February 09, 2000
• Carnegie

• Testimony

Brief History of Ballistic Missile Defense and Current Programs in the United States

• Joseph Cirincione
• February 01, 2000
• Carnegie

• Research

Interpreting China's Grand Strategy

• Michael D. Swaine, Ashley J. Tellis
• January 01, 2000
• RAND Corporation

The book reveals why managing the rise of China constitutes one of the most important challenges facing the United States in the early 21st century.