New Snapshot: The Four (not so noble) Truths about Nuclear Governance
Can arms control survive when giving up nukes seems to invite risk and keeping them feels like the only reliable hedge? Assistant Analyst Elton Högklint traces this dilemma through four case studies—Ukraine, Libya, North Korea, and Iran—revealing systemic breakdowns in security guarantees, negotiation dynamics, policy continuity, and treatment of civilian nuclear aims. He proposes a revised framework to answer the central question: how do we make disarmament rational, credible and sustainable?
The Four (not so noble) Truths about Nuclear Governance
Can arms control survive when giving up nukes seems to invite risk and keeping them feels like the only reliable hedge? Assistant Analyst Elton Högklint traces this dilemma through four case studies—Ukraine, Libya, North Korea, and Iran—revealing systemic breakdowns in security guarantees, negotiation dynamics, policy continuity, and treatment of civilian nuclear aims. He proposes a revised framework to answer the central question: how do we make disarmament rational, credible and sustainable?
HCSS Summer Bookshelf 2025
Looking for the perfect summer read? The HCSS Summer Bookshelf is back! Once again, our analysts and experts have assembled a hand-picked selection of books to inspire, inform and entertain. Whether you’re seeking clarity, curiosity, or just a compelling companion for the long summer days, these books will keep your mind sharp while the sun does the rest. Your summer starts here: with the HCSS Summer Bookshelf!
