Le programme Nuclear Knowledges - Chaire d’excellence en études de sécurité, en partenariat avec l'IDDRI présente la première séance du séminaire mensuel de l'automne 2018.
World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2018: présentation publique et discussion
The Nuclear Knowledges program in collaboration with IDDRI, presents the first monthly seminar of the Fall 2018.
"World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2018: public presentation and discussion"
Benoît Pelopidas, Nuclear Knowledges : « Introduction »
Fabricio Mendes Fialho, postdoctoral research fellow, Nuclear Knowledges
Brian Rathbun (University of Southern California): « Greater Good, Lesser Evil?: Morality and Attitudes Towards the Use of Nuclear Weapons. »
Michal Smetana, Assistant professor, Peace Research Center, Prague (with Marek Vranka, on skype) « Moral Foundations of Nuclear and Chemical Weapons “Taboo” - Evidence from an Experimental Survey »
Fabricio Mendes Fialho, postdoctoral research fellow, Nuclear Knowledges : comments on the two papers and authors’ response
Benoît Pelopidas, Nuclear Knowledges : brief comments on the two papers
Brian Rathbun and Michal Smetana : replies to the discussants and Q&A
Dans le cadre du séminaire de Nuclear Knowledges - Chaire d’excellence en études de sécurité.
Why states choose nuclear restraint? An analysis of Sweden´s nuclear weapons plans during the cold war based on primary sources.
Dans le cadre du séminaire de Nuclear Knowledges - Chaire d’excellence en études de sécurité.
Are nuclear arsenals safe from cyber-attack? Could terrorists launch a nuclear weapon through hacking? Are we standing at the edge of a major technological challenge to global nuclear order?
We are proud to welcome Andrew Futter whose ground-breaking book about the cyber threat to nuclear weapons will be published by Georgetown University Press.
Dans le cadre du séminaire de la Chaire d’excellence en études de sécurité
How to Think about Nuclear Crises
Mark Bell, University of Minnesota, and Julia Macdonald, University of Denver
Dans le cadre du séminaire de la Chaire d’excellence en études de sécurité
Nuclear Reach: Uranium Prospection and the Global Ambitions of the French Nuclear Program, 1945-1965
Avec : Dr Matthew Adamson, McDaniel College, Budapest
Discutants: Dr Roberto Cantoni, Université d'Augsbourg et Dr Sezin Topçu, EHESS
Palais des Nations, United Nations Office at Geneva
Organized by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR) with support from the Government of Switzerland
Difficult relations among some of the nuclear-armed powers have contributed to an atmosphere that lends itself to the onset of crisis. With a proportion of existing arsenals already on high alert status, the warning and decision time available to nuclear decisionmakers is short in crisis situations. How does this affect thresholds against use of nuclear weapons? What are feasible means to reduce the risk of nuclear detonations happening?
Support from UNIDIR's core funders provides the foundation for all of the Institute's activities. In addition, dedicated project funding was received from the Government of Switzerland.
Speaker(s): John Borrie, Sabrina Dallafior, Patricia Lewis, Benoît Pelopidas, Scott D. Sagan
Dans le cadre du séminaire de la Chaire d’excellence en études de sécurité
"From the Perennial Nuclear Security State to Federated Powers of Shared Nuclear Responsibility"
Avec :
Professor S. M. Amadae, Associate Professor of International Political Economy, Department of Politics and International Relations, Swansea University Research affiliate, Program on Science, Technology and Society, MIT
Presentation and discussion of the World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2017
by Mycle Schneider, Juan Rodriguez, and Andreas Rüdiger,
"The dilemmas of the public intellectual in the nuclear age", University of Canterbury in Christchurch,
16 August 2017
Benoît Pelopidas, Sciences Po-CERI, Holder of the Chair of Excellence in Security Studies
