Thank you to our panelists Anna Hood, Ankit Panda, and Nina Tannenwald, and to our moderator Monica Hakimi for a thoughtful and informative discussion on the law and politics of nuclear weapons, and big thanks to all the viewers! Missed out? The webinar will be available to watch on YouTube in the coming days!
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Deputy Director/Coordinator at the Directorate of International Security and Disarmament, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Critical examination uncovers effects of power that are not always visible. We presented and discussed at length the mundane, the silenced, and the unconscious, and how they affect the global nuclear order, at a thought-provoking panel of the Alva Myrdal Centre for Nuclear Disarmament.
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It's such a pleasure and honour to be at the Alva Myrdal Centre for Nuclear Disarmament, firstly as a discussant on the "Is the Global Order Perpetuating Inequality?". Amazing speakers: Joao Paulo Nicolini Gabriel, Carolina Panico Lena Wittenfeld Felicia Yuwono - and panellists: J. Luis Rodriguez and Emiliano Buis
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in the newest #ArmsControlToday, executive director Daryl Kimball asks (and answers) "Does the United States Need More Nuclear Weapons?" Read his cover feature at ArmsControl.org/Today.
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We have nuclear weapons in the hands of three superpowers that vie with each other for global supremacy, like adolescents in a schoolyard. What better way to start World War III? Read my latest article in the Journal of Management Inquiry - @JMgmt_Inquiry https://lnkd.in/eAjhZHKA
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We have nuclear weapons in the hands of three superpowers that vie with each other for global supremacy, like adolescents in a schoolyard. What better way to start World War III? Read my latest article in the Journal of Management Inquiry - @JMgmt_Inquiry https://lnkd.in/eAjhZHKA
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We have nuclear weapons in the hands of three superpowers that vie with each other for global supremacy, like adolescents in a schoolyard. What better way to start World War III? Read my latest article in the Journal of Management Inquiry - @JMgmt_Inquiry https://lnkd.in/eAjhZHKA
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We have nuclear weapons in the hands of three superpowers that vie with each other for global supremacy, like adolescents in a schoolyard. What better way to start World War III? Read my latest article in the Journal of Management Inquiry - @JMgmt_Inquiry https://lnkd.in/eAjhZHKA
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???Don’t miss this event if you want to learn more about the nuclear weapons issue and what we can do to prevent their use. On October 17, we’re hosting a townhall meeting in Belgium ???? to discuss nuclear weapons and the threat level in Europe. Hear from political leaders, civil society reps, and other experts. #NuclearBan #EuropeanSecurity
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We have nuclear weapons in the hands of three superpowers that vie with each other for global supremacy, like adolescents in a schoolyard. What better way to start World War III? Read my latest article in the Journal of Management Inquiry - @JMgmt_Inquiry https://lnkd.in/eAjhZHKA
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Take a look at this interesting report that examines how 22 identified technological trends could affect future nuclear arms control agreements.
ICYMI: This report, 'Mapping the Influence of Disruptive Technologies on Future Arms Control Agreements,' by Chris Spedding, shows how emerging technologies will drastically change the world in which nuclear weapons exist, but not the weapons themselves. Read it here: https://buff.ly/3AFLUPf
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We have nuclear weapons in the hands of three superpowers that vie with each other for global supremacy, like adolescents in a schoolyard. What better way to start World War III? Read my latest article in the Journal of Management Inquiry - @JMgmt_Inquiry https://lnkd.in/eAjhZHKA
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