Total Grants to Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, The | |
Total $ Granted: | $ 564,372 |
For Years: | 2004 2002 |
# Grants: | 2 |
Date | Amount | Purpose | Funder |
12-30-2004 | 515,000 | Overhauling Our Diplomatic Efforts Against Proliferation Henry Sokolski will direct a program to develop new ideas for nonproliferation strategies for the United States and its allies. He will conduct research and analysis to explore emerging nonproliferation challenges, to reform arms control and other multilateral nonproliferation activities, and to develop competitive strategies to address the issue of weapons proliferation from Pakistan. The project's findings will appear in a series of reports and papers and be disseminated in a variety of briefings and workshops. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-2002 | 49,372 | Weapons-grade Production Capability of LWRs and Policy Implications: A Fresh Examination of the Proliferation Dangers of Light Water Reactors Victor Gilinsky will lead an effort to examine the dangers inherent in the proliferation of civilian nuclearpower technology. The project's findings will appear in a series of papers and meetings with policy makers. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |