U.S.-Russian Nuclear Cooperation: Nuclear Weapons Security and the Future of Disarmament; Center for War, Peace, and the News Media, Working Papers Vol. XXVI April 1996

[4], 132 pages (plus some blue page section dividers). Illustrations. Tables. Includes a two page sheet on Expert Contacts and On-Line Information Sources. Institutional stamp and date in ink on front cover. "CWPM is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization supporting journalists and news organizations in their efforts to sustain an informed and engaged citizenry. The Center provides analysis and resources for journalists covering world affairs through its Global Beat and Global Beat Syndicate, seminars, training, and other services." It is a member of the Security Policy Working Group (SPWG), a project of Proteus Fund. "The center fosters comprehensive news coverage of international issues to create a more knowledgeable citizenry and has trained over 125,000 journalist-participants from thirty-seven countries, published journalism materials in eleven languages, and raised over $30 million to fund its U.S. and international programs." It works with the Russian-American Press and Information Center. This is a compilation of 16 articles, presentations, and excerpts and a Chronology of Nuclear Smuggling Incidents. These are grouped into three sections: Overview of U.S.-Russian Nuclear Cooperation; Russian Nuclear Security and U.S. Assistance; and The Future of U.S. Russian Nuclear Disarmament. Among the authors/contributors are: Frank von Hippel; Ambassador Mikhail Strltsov, Evan Medeiros, William C. Potter, Graham Turbiville, Glenn Schweitzer, Kenneth Luongo, Jessica Stern, Kevin O'Neill, Robert Norris, Ottfried Nassauer, George Lewis, Stephen Young, and Jonathan Dean.…