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The following is a collection of commentary about members (current or former) of CISAC found on various external, unaffiliated websites via an automated process:
December 19, 2011
China Moves to Ensure Stability in North Korea
Mention of Robert Carlin via New York Times China, North Korea’s foremost ally, appears to be moving quickly to try to ensure stability in a crippled and isolated nation now facing a leadership transition fraught with dangers. 
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December 6, 2011
5-minute Lowy lunch: Nuclear genie
Mention of Scott Sagan via Lowy InterpreterLeading nuclear expert Professor Scott Sagan, from Stanford University, gave lectures and interviews around Australia during his visit last week, and on Thursday he was at the Lowy Institute in Sydney to take part in a panel discussion about nuclear power and nuclear proliferation. Read more »
November 24, 2011
The role that US plays in Asia
Mention of Xue Litai via China DailyXue Litai: "Sino-US ties were in focus at the recent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Honolulu and the just concluded East Asia Summit (EAS) in Bali, especially because of the European economic and political crises ... Read more »
November 7, 2011
Why We Won't Use the Bomb
Mention of Scott Sagan via Patch.comThe choice by United States leaders to not use nuclear weapons in conflict—we haven't dropped a nuke since 1945—may have more to do with public attitude than with militaristic decisions, according to Stanford political science professor Scott Sagan. Read more »
October 31, 2011
CISAC experts reflect on Iraq withdrawal
Mention of Joseph Felter via The Stanford Daily“It’s not a surprise,” said Colonel Joseph Felter, a senior research fellow at Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC). “We’ve planned to leave for quite some time.” “[The announcement] is good news … I served there in the days when many people would have been doubtful that we’d come this far. It’s a tribute to a lot of hard work and sacrifice." Read more »
October 28, 2011
Can Social Networking Improve Arms Control?
Mention of Sidney Drell via Patch.comAssistant Secretary of State Rose Gottemoeller discusses implications of computer technology in driving the arms control agenda at the 2011-2012 Sidney Drell Lecture. She was introduced by Stanford Professor Siegfried Hecker, Co-Director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC). Read more »
October 14, 2011
Presidents Obama, Lee Face 'Bad or Worse Options' Over N. Korea Negotiations
Mention of Robert Carlin via PBS NewsHourWe asked Stanford University visiting scholar Robert Carlin, who spent decades at the State Department and the CIA, where things stand now. Read more »
October 12, 2011
VIDEO: US Strategic Nuclear Policy: A Video History, 1945-2004
Mention of David Holloway via Center for Research on GlobalizationSandia Labs historical video documents history of U.S. strategic nuclear policy. [...] Interviewed were university researchers including Stanford University professors Lynn Eden, Scott Sagan, and David Holloway, University of Pittsburgh professor Janne Nolan, University of Wisconsin professor Paul Boyer, and the late ... Read more »
VIDEO: US Strategic Nuclear Policy: A Video History, 1945-2004
Mention of Lynn Eden via Center for Research on GlobalizationSandia Labs historical video documents history of U.S. strategic nuclear policy. [...] Interviewed were university researchers including Stanford University professors Lynn Eden, Scott Sagan, and David Holloway, University of Pittsburgh professor Janne Nolan, University of Wisconsin professor Paul Boyer, and the late ... Read more »
VIDEO: US Strategic Nuclear Policy: A Video History, 1945-2004
Mention of Scott Sagan via Center for Research on GlobalizationSandia Labs historical video documents history of U.S. strategic nuclear policy. [...] Interviewed were university researchers including Stanford University professors Lynn Eden, Scott Sagan, and David Holloway, University of Pittsburgh professor Janne Nolan, University of Wisconsin professor Paul Boyer, and the late ... Read more »