The Threat Posed by the Spread of Nuclear Weapons

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October 28, 2021
Thursday, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET (2 course hours)

Join us for an evening with Steven David, as we dive into the threat of nuclear proliferation. During this talk, Dr. David will focus on the threat posed by nuclear proliferation with a special emphasis on Iran. We will explore the reasons that countries seek to develop nuclear weapons, how they might do so, and the American non-proliferation policy. Together, we will consider the issue of nuclear terrorism, with special emphasis on American efforts preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear weapons state.

About the Instructor

 

 

 

 

Steven R. David, PhD, is a professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University where he has been teaching for over thirty years. David's focus is on international security issues with an emphasis on the Middle East. He has written several books and numerous articles that have appeared in national publications.

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