Draft papers – Australia-Japan disarmament cooperation research workshop

Published papers

Draft papers

• Ken Berry – The Beginning of the End…? Devaluing Deterrence

• Joseph Camilleri – A Nuclear Weapons Convention: Implications for Governance and Civil Society

• Patrick M. Morgan – Reflections on Contemporary Issues on Extended Nuclear Deterrence

• Kurosaki Akira – Japan, the U.S. ‘Nuclear Umbrella’ and trans-alliance cooperation for nuclear disarmament

• Tessa Morris-Suzuki – The Atomic Shadow on Japanese Society: Social Movements, Public Opinion and the Possibility of Nuclear Disarmament

• Japan’s Cooperative Security Initiative – A Proposal on Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Policy from Japan: 10 Recommendations Based on “Asian Mutually Assured Dependence (A-MAD)” Concept, September 2009

• Peter Hayes and Michael Hamel-Green – The path not taken, the way still open: Denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula

• Peter Van Ness – Japan as the Indispensable Power in Northeast Asia

• Richard Tanter – Rethinking extended nuclear deterrence in the defence of Australia

• Peter Hayes – Extended Nuclear Deterrence, Global Abolition, and Korea

• Kawasaki Akira – ICNND and Civil Society in Japan

• Jimbo Ken – Tailoring (or Converging) Extended Deterrence and Disarmament: Nuclear Dimension of US-Japan Alliance

• Richard Leaver – Alliance, uranium and proliferation

• Yi Kiho – Transnational Civil Society Cooperation for Peace Initiatives in East AsiaRolf Ekéus: The Present Moment in the Task of Abolishing Nuclear Weapons

• Tilman Ruff  – Science, health and nuclear weapons

• Rolf Ekeus – The present moment in the task of abolishing nuclear weapons

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