2004 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference

2004 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference

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June 21 and 22, 2004
Ronald Reagan International Trade Center
Washington, D.C.

The Conference aired on C-SPAN Monday, June 21, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Click here for the footage. Please click below for text, audio and video of the keynote speeches and panels.

The 2004 Conference was organized around discussion of the new Carnegie Endowment report, Universal Compliance; A Strategy for Nuclear Security, offering a radical rethinking of the international nuclear non-proliferation regime in all its elements. The report was issued as a draft expressly to elicit detailed critiques, including from the 750 conference participants representing 23 countries. Audio and video of its presentation is available below along with the report and updated analysis.

Keynote Addresses
	Jessica T. Mathews	Speech		Mohamed ElBaradei	Speech
	President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace	Text	Video	Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency	Text	Video
			Audio			Audio
	Hans Blix	Speech		Linton Brooks	Speech
	Head of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission & former Executive Director of UNMOVIC	Text	Video	Administrator of the National Nuclear Security Program	Text	Video
			Audio			Audio
	Sam Nunn	Speech		Mitchell Reiss	Speech
	Former Senator and current Co-Chairman and CEO of the Nuclear Threat Initiativ	Text	Video	Director for Policy Planning - U.S. Department of State	Text	Video
			Audio			Audio
	Edward Kennedy	Speech		Graham Allison	Speech
	U.S. Senator (D-MA)	Text	Video	Director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University	Text	Video
			Audio			Audio

Concurrent Panels		Presentations
Controlling Deadly Pathogens \| Summary
Elisa Harris (chair)	Center for Int. & Security Studies at Maryland	Powerpoint
David Franz	Midwest Research Institute
Tara O'Toole	Center for Biosecurity at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center	Powerpoint
Amy Patterson	National Institutes of Health
Dealing with Iran \| Summary
George Perkovich (chair)	Carnegie Endowment
Robert Einhorn	CSIS
Philippe Errera	French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hadi Semati	Carnegie Endowment
Enforcing Disarmament \| Summary
Natalie J. Goldring (chair)	Program on Global Security and Disarmament at the University of Maryland
Alexei Arbatov	Carnegie Moscow Center
Rebecca Johnson	Acronym Institute
Randy Rydell	United Nations
Global Threat Assessment \| Summary
Bruce Blair (chair)	Center for Defense Information
Joseph Cirincione	Carnegie Endowment
Brad Roberts	Institute for Defense Analyses
Oliver Thränert	German Institute for International and Security Affairs
How Do We Enforce the NPT's Nonproliferation Provisions? \| Summary
Gary Samore (chair)	International Institute for Strategic Studies
Martin Briens	Embassy of France
Christopher Ford	U.S. Dept. of State	Remarks
David Landsman	Foreign and Commonwealth Office, United Kingdom
Henry Sokolski	Nonproliferation Policy Education Center
Inspections After Iraq \| Summary
Henrik Salander (chair)	Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission
Therese Delpech	Atomic Energy Commission
Pierre Goldschmidt	IAEA
Demetrius Perricos	UNMOVIC
Barbara Rosenberg	Scientists Working Group on CBW, Center for Arms Control & Non-Proliferation
The Iraq War's Impact on Proliferation Policy \| Summary
Karen DeYoung (chair)	The Washington Post	Remarks
Tod Lindberg	Hoover Institution
Harald Mueller	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Mohamed I. Shaker	Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs
A Nuclear North Korea \| Summary
James E. Goodby (chair)	Brookings Institution
Robert Gallucci	Georgetown University	Remarks
Scott Snyder	Asia Foundation
Byung-se Yun	Embassy of the Republic of Korea
Nuclear Terrorism \| Summary
William Potter (chair)	Monterey Institute	Powerpoint
Paul Longsworth	US Dept. of Energy
Michael May	Stanford University	Powerpoint
Richard Meserve	Carnegie Institution	Powerpoint
The Pakistan Network \| Summary
Michael Krepon (chair)	Stimson Center
David Albright	CSIS
Philippe Errera	French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ashraf Jehangir Qazi	Embassy of Pakistan
Reforming the Fuel Cycle
Jon Wolfsthal (chair)	Carnegie Endowment	Powerpoint
Daniel Poneman	Scowcroft Group
Tariq Rauf	IAEA	Powerpoint
Phil Sewell	U.S. Enrichment Corporation
Richard Stratford	U.S. Dept. of State
Risk Reduction with Russia \| Summary
Vladimir Orlov (chair)	PIR Center & GCSP
Matthew Bunn	Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University
Eugene Habiger	Nuclear Threat Initiative
Sergey Rogov	Institute for the U.S. and Canadian Studies
U.S. Nuclear Posture \| Summary
Rose Gottemoeller (chair)	Carnegie Endowment
Ash Carter	Harvard University
Chris Chyba	Stanford University	Remarks
John Harvey	US Dept. of Energy	Remarks
C. Paul Robinson	Sandia National Laboratories	Remarks

Universal Compliance

Presentations by the Authors
George Perkovich	Video	Audio
Joe Cirincione	Video	Audio
	Presentation Slides (pdf)
Rose Gottemoeller	Video	Audio
Jon B. Wolfsthal	Video	Audio
Jessica T. Mathews	Video	Audio
• Download Full Text • Section 1: The Strategy of Universal Compliance • Section 2: The Elements of an Enforceable Regime • Order a print copy • Press Coverage on the Report • Analysis • 2-Page Summary

Past Conferences

2002 Conference
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Press Coverage

Title	Source	Date
Bush Tries Diplomacy To Tackle Iran Nukes	Forward Magazine	July 23 2004
China's Ascendency Eyed Warily	Washington Times	July 10 2004
Expert: Policy Changes Needed to Avert Nuclear Terrorist Attack	Eurasia.net	July 8 2004
UN: Iraqi Weapons Sites Looted	Arms Control Today	July 2004
Moscow, IAEA Support Multi-National Nuke Waste Repository for Russia	Bellona	June 30 2004
Nuclear Terrorism Realities	Washington Times	June 28 2004
Nuclear Terror: Has Bush Made Matters Worse? (subscription required)	National Journal	June 27 2004
Kashmir is Key Issue: US Body	Pakistan Times	June 25 2004
Iraq Spells Bad Bush Campaign News	Newsday	June 24 2004
It's Time for United States to Stand Down from Cold War Status	Scripps Howard News Service	June 24 2004
Kennedy Keeps Drumbeat on Bush, Iraq	Boston Globe	June 23 2004
World's Nuclear Powers Decried as Hypocrites	Boston Globe	June 23 2004
Current Non-Proliferation Efforts Insufficient to Stop Nuclear Weapons from Falling to Terrorists	Bellona	June 22 2004
Powell Insists US Flexible in Ending North Korean Nuclear Crisis	AFP	June 22 2004
Terrorist Nuclear Threat Real and Imminent	Evening Standard	June 22 2004
Pakistan Has Effective Command and Control in Place: Ashraf Jehangir Qazi	Hi Pakistan	June 22 2004
IAEA Wants India in Non-Proliferation Regime	Indo-Asian News Service	June 22 2004
US Urged for Steps to Safeguard India Pakistan Nukes	Indo-Asian News Service	June 22 2004
New Study Raises Questions About Nuclear Safety	Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty	June 22 2004
Bush Flirts with Nuclear Disaster, Kennedy Says	Reuters	June 22 2004
Warning of a Nuclear "Race Against Time"	Scotsman	June 22 2004
Kennedy Denounces Bush's Nuclear Policy	Washington Post	June 22 2004
Nuclear Terror a "Matter of Time"	BBC	June 21 2004
Call for New Nuclear Thinking	BBC	June 21 2004
ElBaradei, Blix & Nunn at Carnegie Non-Proliferation Conference	C-SPAN	June 21 2004
“Universal Compliance” Strategy Needed to Strengthen Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime, Report Says	Global Security Newswire	June 21 2004
Nuclear Politics and Proliferation	NPR	June 21 2004
Report Faults U.S. Action on Nuclear Proliferation	Washington Post	June 21 2004
The Netherworld of Nonproliferation (link to relevent section)	New York Times	June 13 2004
Battling Proliferation: Win Some, Lose Some	Economist	June 3 2004

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