Dr. Stephen Herzog and colleagues provide insights into the recently completed MacArthur Foundation-funded Beyond Nuclear Deterrence Working Group.
Dr. Stephen Herzog and co-authors conducted––and published research on––the largest academic public opinion survey on attitudes toward nuclear weapons to date.
Dr. Stephen Herzog is the lead editor of a newly published edited volume on counterproductive consequences in nuclear politics.
The Nonproliferation Review features a special collection of articles by the Harvard–MacArthur Beyond Nuclear Deterrence Working Group.
Dr. Stephen Herzog’s work is recognized by the Society for Risk Analysis.
The IAEA’s Significant Quantity (SQ) is a politically sensitive, approximate amount of nuclear material used as a baseline for determining inspection goals and frequency under the NPT, despite being often misunderstood as the minimum required for a weapon.
Video: This seminar is on a relatively neglected aspect of nuclear security, the supply chain, discussing counterfeiting and other risks and their impact on nuclear facilities.
Dr. Stephen Herzog and co-authors lay out research directions for thinking about a durable nuclear-weapons-free world.
This essay by Jeff Knopf is the lead article in a special issue of The Nonproliferation Review featuring papers from the Beyond Nuclear Deterrence working group.
Dr. Stephen Herzog publishes book chapter in volume on nuclear negotiations.
