Virtual Report Launch: Toward a More Proliferated World? | The Geopolitical Forces that Will Shape the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Sep 2, 2020 11:00am to 12:00pm Join us for a panel discussion on a new joint report from the Center for a New American Security and the Center for Strategic and International Studies entitled Toward a More Proliferated World? by Eric Brewer, with Ilan Goldenberg, Joseph Rodgers, Maxwell Simon, and Kaleigh Thomas. This event will be held virtually on Wednesday, September 02, from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT. The United States and its partners have been relatively successful at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons. But geopolitical shifts—including the role of the United States in the evolving international order and competition among major powers—are driving several trends that stand to create new proliferation pressures and challenge the effectiveness of traditional U.S. policy tools. This event will discuss these trends as well as the broad implications for proliferation and U.S. policy all in an effort to answer the question, “Are we headed toward a more proliferated world?” Featuring: Eric Brewer Deputy Director and Senior Fellow Project on Nuclear Issues Center for Strategic and International Studies Rebecca Friedman Lissner Assistant Professor Strategic and Operational Research Department U.S. Naval War College Vipin Narang Associate Professor Security Studies Program Massachusetts Institute of Technology Moderated by: Ilan Goldenberg Director and Senior Fellow Middle East Security Program Center for a New American Security