Nonproliferation

New Carnegie DVD

About the DVD:

The Carnegie Endowment is pleased to announce the release of a new DVD featuring the multimedia presentation "A Brief History of the Atomic Age" and conversations with the director general of the IAEA and three of the world's top nuclear historians.

The events were filmed at the November 2005 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference.

Below are links to the streaming video of each DVD segment, now available on our website. The video on the DVD is of higher quality and is the "Director's Cut," edited for maximum impact.

To order your FREE copy, click here.

We deliver to both domestic and international locations. For international requests ONLY, please email bbain@carnegieendowment.org with full name and mailing address.

Highlights:

A Brief History of the Atomic Age is a multimedia presentation using slides, video and audio that covers the past sixty years in 15 minutes. Carnegie Director for Nonproliferation Joseph Cirincione wrote and narrated the review, which opened the conference. The segment is ideal for college and high school classes.
A Brief History of the Atomic Age

A Conversation With Mohamed ElBaradei is a unique sit-down with the winner of the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize. In a relaxed and engaging conversation, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency describes his struggle to reduce nuclear dangers.
Interview with Mohamed ElBaradei
Q&A with Mohamed ElBaradei

In a Conversation with Historians of the Nuclear Age Carla Anne Robbins, chief diplomatic correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, skillfully questions three of today's most accomplished nuclear historians. Richard Rhodes (The Making of the Atomic Bomb), Robert Norris (Racing for the Bomb), and Jonathan Schell (The Fate of the Earth) recount stories of the most defining moments of the nuclear age.
Historians Panel Discussion

Produced by: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Video and Technical Production by: Jon Lottman, DOT-ORG Digital

2005 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference: Transcripts, papers and other videos from the two-day Carnegie conference, attended by 800 international experts and officials, are available free at the Carnegie Endowment nonproliferation web site. Click here.