Global Peace and Insecurity

A Semester-Long Seminar Series

Whither US-Russia Nuclear Arms Control?

Tuesday, October 6; 12noon-1:30pm

Vladimir Kozin, PhD

Member of two Russian Academies, Military, and Natural Sciences; author of 16 monographs on arms control

Second in a semester-long series on global peace and insecurity. Organized and moderated by Subrata Ghoshroy, Research Affiliate, STS (https://sts-program.mit.edu/)

The world is facing an unprecedented crises on several fronts. Lack of leadership by the United States has intensified many flash points around the world including nuclear threats and the abandonment of arms control negotiations, bio-safety, climate change, food insecurity, instability and tensions in the East, and increased pressure from nationalists and extremists at home and abroad. This Tuesday seminar series will capture a subset of these critical issues facing humanity and the planet.

All programs will require pre-registration. For a FULL SCHEDULE, please go to the Radius website listing (https://radius.mit.edu/programs/global-peace-and-insecurity-seminar-series).

Register in advance for this webinar:

https://mit.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sLNBs5-rS5ipi_NFK77B6w