Nuclear Pathways

ALSOS Digital Library for Nuclear Issues, Washington and Lee University

Taiwanese Bomb during 1970s (National Security Archive documents), National Security Archive

Open CRS, Center for Democracy and Technology

National Environmental Policy Act Program, Department of Energy

CRS Reports at Federation of American Scientists, Federation of American Scientists

Concept Map for Nuclear Power, Washington and Lee University and the Council on Foreign Relations

Congresspedia, The Sunlight Foundation and and the Center for Media & Democracy

Global Governance Program, Concil on Foreign Relations

Women In International Security (WIIS), Women In International Security

Events

Members
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Marvin Miller, Research Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Hui Zhang, Research Associate, Harvard University

Soon-heung Chang, Professor, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Chaim Braun, Vice-president, Altos Management Partners, Inc.

Herbert L. Abrams, Professor Emeritus of Radiology, Member in residence, Stanford University

Steve Fetter, Professor and Dean, School of Public Policy

Nam-Zin Cho, Professor, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Paul Gunter, Director, Nuclear Information and Resource Service

Jose Goldemberg, Professor, University de Sao Paolo

Jason Blackstock, Kennedy School of Government

Publications
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U.S.-China Nuclear Cooperation Agreement (Shirley Kan and Mark Holt Shirley Kan, Coordinator Specialist in National Security Policy Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division Mark Holt Specialist in Energy Policy Resources, Science, and Industry Division , 2007)

WMD Terrorism: Science and Policy Choices (Stephen M. Maurer , 2009)

Top 10 Most Significant Proliferation-Related Issues of 2008 (James Martin Center for Nonproliferation StudiesMonterey Institute of International Studies, 2009)

English-Chinese, Chinese-English Nuclear Security Glossary (Committee on the U.S.-Chinese Glossary of Nuclear Security Terms, National Research Council , 2008)

Nuclear Slide Rules (Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU), 2007)

Internationalization of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Goals, Strategies, Challenges (U.S. Committee on the Internationalization of the Civilian Nuclear Fuel Cycle; Committee on International Security and Arms Control, Policy and Global Affairs; National Academy of Sciences and National Research Council , 2008)

Report says lack of focus on threat of nuclear terrorism stems from failure to grasp global economic consequences of a nuclear terrorist attack ( David BartoshukJohn Diamond Peter Huessy, 2008)

Atoms for Peace and War: The Nuclear Fuel Cycle (Dr. Charles D. FergusonFellow for Science and TechnologyCouncil on Foreign Relations , 2007)

A Global Cleanout of Nuclear-weapon Materials ( Frank von HippelProfessor of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University andCo-chair, International Panel on Fissile Materials , 2007)

Stronger, More Consistent Enforcement of (Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty , 2007)

PROGRAMS

The Monterey Institute of International Studies

Opportunities

Intern, Nuclear Strategy and Nonproliferation Initiative (Description:The New America Foundation is seeking enthusiastic intern applicants to assist the Nuclear Strategy and Nonproliferation Initiative at the New America Foundation. Primary ResponsibilitiesSubstantive research to support the Nuclear Strategy and Nonproliferation Initiative in general, including investigative research into policy issues related to nuclear weapons. Provide Initiative staff with rapid-response analysis and polished argument for a competitive messaging environment. Write talking points, blog entries, and op-eds. Provide administrative support to Dr. Lewis on occasion. -Administrative support to the program associate as directed, including staffing events at New America. Other duties as assigned. Application Process Due to the volume of applications we will not confirm receipt. E-mail resume, cover letter and one writing sample (up to five pages) to: tiedemann@newamerica.net .Please state "Intern, Nuclear Strategy and Nonproliferation Initiative" in the e-mail subject line. No phone calls please! Qualification:Enrollment in a undergraduate engineering, hard sciences, or social sciences program; Proven research and analytical skills, with a clear substantive interest in nuclear weapons policy;Strong writing and editing abilities; Familiarity with internet research tools; -Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment; Be a flexible and enthusiastic team player; and Relevant language skills a plus but not required (Chinese, Arabic, Spanish, Hebrew, Farsi, etc.)New America FoundationUnited StatesWashington, DC)

Deputy Director (Deputy Director The Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control is seeking a Deputy Director. The Project is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that conducts research and advocacy to stem the spread ofmass destruction weapons and their delivery systems. The Deputy Director, under the guidanceof the Executive Director, will be responsible for overall operations, grant writing, fundraising and advocacy. A successful candidate for this position must be able to conceptualize, conduct and direct original, advocacy-driven research on nonproliferation and export controls. In cooperation with senior staff, the Deputy Director will also be responsible for overseeing ongoing government and private grants and for leading new fundraising initiatives. Candidates should have experience preparing proposals, narrative and financial reports, and budgets. The Deputy Director will help oversee the Project’s current initiatives, including editorial and creative responsibilities related to the Iran Watch web site and the Risk Report database. The Deputy Director will also participate in a public-private initiative aimed at improving export controls around the world using the Risk Report. This will include traveling internationally to present the database and to train new users. The Deputy Director will also help identify and engage new Risk Report subscribers. Candidates must have a reputation for solid research. Candidates must also have established contacts among government officials and the media and have experience briefing these audiences as an expert. The Deputy Director will be responsible for presenting the Project’s work in publicfora, including in testimony before Congress. Candidates must have the personal and professional skills required to recruit and manage staff, manage relations with the Project’s board of directors and recruit additional members for the board. Qualifications: An advanced degree, a distinguished record of research and/or professional success in international security and nonproliferation, and ten or more years of work with governmental, intergovernmental, or nongovernmental organizations. To Apply:The position offered is long-term, with excellent benefits.Interested candidates should send a resume, cover letter and salary requirements either by mail to; The WisconsinProjectSuite 805, 1701 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20006  by fax to 202-223-8299, or byemail to hr@wisconsinproject.org. The position will remain open until filled. No calls please.The Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control)

NNSA Nonproliferation Graduate Program (A one-year, full-time, paid fellowship opportunity NGP promotes awareness of professional opportunities in nonproliferation and develops an exceptional talent pool to aid the National Nuclear Security Administration in national and international security work. NGP Fellows work within NNSA's Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation on programs which detect, prevent, and reverse the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction while mitigating risks of nuclear operations. The program provides students with specialized, hands-on training over the course of the year, enabling participants to gain valuable experience with government agencies, national laboratories, and NGOs. NGP Fellows work alongside senior NNSA officials and program managers. Opportunities within the federal government are a possibility upon completion of NGP assignments. Applications for the 2009 program are currently being accepted and the application deadline is October 30. NGP benefits include health and dental plans, paid vacation, and paid holidays. For more information about the Nonproliferation Graduate Program, students should go to: http://ngp.pnl.gov/)

Program Manager (The Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Directorate of thePentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA-CBRN), the nation's largest and mostsophisticated chem/bio operational  protective capability, has multiplepositions open for program managers.  PFPA-CBRN is interested in attractingtalented candidates from a range of technical disciplines (scientific andengineering) with a breadth of experience ranging from the recent graduate(MS or PhD preferred) to the seasoned program manager. Pay will becommensurate with experience. The program management responsibilitiesinclude project development, financial management, execution management,resource management, project technical lead, and subject matter expert (SME)support. Recently hailed by the National Academies of Science as "thehighest standard in the land.and the future paradigm for all [chem/bio]building protection", PFPA-CBRN's exciting and dynamic work environmentoffers the chance to contribute to the protection of the Pentagon'spersonnel, facilities, and infrastructure by utilizing state-of-the-arttechnologies for CBR detection and mitigation. If you are interested in learning more, please feel free to contact me(Christina.Murata@pfpa.mil , PFPA CBRN Chief Science Officer) or JamesOdasso, Chief, Programs Technology Support Division at (703) 695-8683. TheCBRN Project Manager Job Posting (PFP-07-1606-DE) can be foundhttp://www.usajobs.govThe Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Directorate of the Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA-CBRN))

Arms Control Association, Research Associate: Nuclear Weapons Policy and Nonproliferation (The Arms Control Association invites applications for a full-time, research associate dealing with nuclear weapons policy and nonproliferation issues. This position will entail research, analysis, writing, speaking, and policy advocacy on key aspects of the Association's agenda. He/she is responsible for assisting with the design and implementation of the Association's program. He/she reports to the executive director and/or other senior staff as assigned. Responsibilities: Research and Writing The research associate will be responsible for regular news reporting for Arms Control Today on issues in his/her issues portfolio and assistance with ACT production as assigned. The analyst is responsible for developing plans and writing fact sheets and issues briefs on a regular basis, and other analytical and other educational materials as assigned. Media and Policy-Maker Outreach The analyst is expected to maintain working relationships with a range of sources, reporters, Congressional staff, Executive branch officials, embassy officials, and peers working on his/her issue areas. He/she is responsible for working with his/her supervisor to plan and implement press events, briefings, opinion editorials, editorial advisories, and other projects as assigned. He/she is also responsible for responding to media and policy-maker inquiries in a timely professional manner and providing analysis consistent with Association perspectives. He/she is also responsible for initiating contact with policy makers on ideas and proposals relevant to the Association's policy agenda. Other Responsibilities The Research Associate will also be called upon to make public presentations; maintain contact with other non-governmental organizations and experts working on his/her issues, including attending and representing the Association at interorganizational meetings and events. Key Qualifications Applicants should be able to process complex information into easy to understand language; show commitment to goals of the Association; and be self-motivated. The Research Associate must have the ability to perform tasks in a timely manner; write clearly and concisely; pay attention to detail; organize issue files and information; and be resourceful in finding information necessary to get the job done. Applicants with an advanced degree and/or three or more years of relevant experience in the field are strongly preferred. To Apply: The position will remain open until filled. Review of applications will begin on November 15, 2008.  To apply, please send a cover letter, resume, 3 references, writing samples, and other supporting documents (including letters of recommendation) to: "Research Associate Position," ACA, 1313 L Street NW, Ste. 130, Washington, DC, 20005 or email to <aca@armscontrol.org> ACA is an equal opportunity employer. ACA was founded in 1971 and is a national non-partisan membership organization dedicated to promoting public understanding of and support for effective arms control policies. ACA maintains a smoke-free workplace. ACA provides health benefits and a contribution to a retirement account for full-time employees.The Arms Control Association)

Education & Training

Doreen and Jim McElvany 2008 Nonproliferation Challenge Essay Contest

Doreen and Jim McElvany 2009 Nonproliferation Challenge Essay Contest

Bills
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Nuclear Waste Policy Amendments Act of 2008

First Line of Defense Infrastructure Improvement Act

Federal Accountability for Nuclear Waste Storage Act of 2007

Implementing the 9/11 Commission Recommendations Act of 2007

High Risk Protection Act

To amend the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 to require congressional approval of agreements for peaceful nuclear cooperation with foreign countries, and for other purposes.

Nuclear Disarmament and Economic Conversion Act of 2009

Nuclear Power Licensing Reform Act of 2007

To amend the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 to improve and strengthen the safety inspection process of nuclear facilities.

Nuclear Policy and Posture Review Act of 2007

Blogs & Journals

Journal: APS Forum on Physics and Society

Journal: Arms Control Today

Journal: The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Blog: Cato-at-Liberty: Defense & National Security