Joshua Pollack
Joshua Pollack used to be a consultant to the U.S. government on arms control, nonproliferation, deterrence, and the like. Now he's the editor of the Nonproliferation Review and a Senior Research Associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (MIIS), based in Washington, DC.
Most Recent Posts
North Korea, the CTBT, and (maybe?) the end of the nuclear-testing era
Brazil’s Nuclear Program: Perceptions and Realities
Guest post: Halloween comes early for the Iran Deal
Guest Post: Consequences of Testing an H-Bomb in the Pacific
Nuclear Deterrence and the Revenge of Geography
Brixey-Williams on the legal implications of the nuclear ban
North Korean WMD: A Guide to Online Resources
Daniel Salisbury: A Malaysian Shipyard with North Korean Connections?
Korea and the Limits of Coercive Ambiguity
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Most Recent Comments
- Your last assertion here is mistaken. New START imposes the same limits on the US and Russia.
- I don’t know about Putin, but Trump and Kim have used interpreters.
In: Hypersonic Glide Vehicles: What are They Good for?
That's fair - Avangard is a payload and not a missile. Still, the point remains. Russia could have maintained, as…2020-01-09 16:44