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2005 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference
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Keynote and Plenary speakers:		Concurrent Panels:
Jessica T. Mathews		The Iranian Stalemate	The Future of Verification
	President, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace	Chair: George Perkovich, Carnegie Endowment Ariel Levite, Israeli Atomic Energy Commission Pierre Goldschmidt, Carnegie Endowment Vladimir Orlov, PIR Center Therese Delpech, Center for International Studies, Paris	Chair: Dori Ellis, Sandia National Laboratories Alexei Arbatov, Carnegie Endowment James Goodby, Brookings Institution Michael Krepon, Henry L. Stimson Center Paula DeSutter, US Dept. of State
Joseph Cirincione		The Taboos, Secrets, and Hidden History of Nuclear Weapons	The Nuclear Deal with India
	Director for Non-Proliferation Carnegie Endowment for International Peace	Chair: William Burr, National Security Archive Lynn Eden, CISAC, Stanford University Robert Norris, Natural Resources Defense Council Nina Tannenwald, Brown University	Chair: Henry Sokolski, NPEC David Fite, House International Relations Committee Andrew Semmel, US Dept. of State Baker Spring, Heritage Foundation Sverre Lodgaard, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Mohamed ElBaradei		Preventing Catastrophic Terrorism	Outer Space Security
	Director General, International Atomic Energy Agency; Winner of the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize	Chair: Jon Wolfsthal, CSIS Ashton Carter, Harvard University Rose Gottemoeller, Carnegie Endowment Christopher Chyba, Princeton University Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA)	Chair: Theresa Hitchens, CDI Paul Meyer, Canadian Ambassador for Disarmament Brig. General Simon Worden, University of Arizona Ye Ru’an, China Arms Control and Disarmament Association Richard Garwin, IBM
Samuel W. Bodman		Negotiating with North Korea	Utility of Nuclear Weapons
	Secretary of Energy	Chair: Leon Sigal, Social Science Research Council Siegfried Hecker, Stanford University Daniel Poneman, The Scowcroft Group	Chair: Daryl Kimball, Arms Control Association Ivan Oelrich, Federation of American Scientists Frank Miller, The Cohen Group Henrik Salander, WMD Commission General Eugene Habiger, former Commander-in-Chief, US Strategic Command
Annalisa Giannella		Congressional Oversight of Nuclear Weapons	Reforming the Nuclear Fuel Supply
	EU High Representative Javier Solana's Personal Representative for WMD	Chair: Amy Woolf, Congressional Research Service Stephen Schwartz, editor, Atomic Audit Rep. Ellen Tauscher, (D-CA) Rep. Christopher Shays, (R-CT)	Chair: Daniel Poneman, Scowcroft Group Chaim Braun, CISAC, Stanford University Pierre Goldschmidt, Carnegie Endowment Valentin Ivanov, Member, State Duma, Russian Federation James Timbie, U.S. Dept of State
William J. Perry		Black markets, Loopholes, and Trade Controls	The New Look of U.S. Nonproliferation Policy
	Former Secretary of Defense	Chair: Scott Jones, CITS, University of Georgia Richard Cupitt, American University Rudiger Ludeking, German Foreign Office Tariq Rauf, IAEA Todd Perry, U.S. Dept of Energy	Chair: Bill Potter, Monterey Institute Lewis Dunn, SAIC Harald Mueller, Frankfurt Peace Research Institute Henry Sokolski, NPEC
Nabil Fahmy		*Special Plenary Session was open to the public, co-sponsored by The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists* marking 60 years of publication.**
	Egyptian Ambassador to the United States	National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation broadcast live from the conference with guests discussing "60 Years of Trying to Control the Bomb," and a special panel on "Today's Nuclear Threats" that featured former Senator Sam Nunn, Senator Richard Lugar, and Ambassador Linton Brooks. The conference concluded with a reception hosted by The Bulletin.
Sam Nunn		Panel Discussions:
	Former Senator Sam Nunn (D-GA); Co-chairman of the Nuclear Threat Initiative	Today's Nuclear Threats Host: Neal Conan, National Public Radio Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN) Senator Sam Nunn (D-GA), Nuclear Threat Initiative Ambassador Linton Brooks, NNSA 60 Years of Trying to Control the Bomb Host: Neal Conan, National Public Radio General Eugene Habiger, University of Georgia Siegfried Hecker, Stanford University Richard Rhodes, Author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb Former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara
Richard Lugar
	Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN); chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee
General Eugene E. Habiger		Conference Information:
	Former Commander-in-Chief of the United States Strategic Command	The conference took place November 7-8 at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, Washington, D.C. For a conference information sheet, click here.
Linton Brooks		Past Conferences:
	Undersecretary of energy for nuclear security (NNSA)	To read transcripts, listen to audio, and watch video from the 2004 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference, click here. To access a photo gallery from the 2004 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference, click here. Click below for more resources on past conferences: 2002 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference 2001 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference
Siegfried Hecker
	Stanford University; Former Director, Los Alamos National Lab
Richard Rhodes		Other Resources:
	Author, Pulitzer Prize-Winner for The Making of the Atomic Bomb	To visit Carnegie's Proliferation News and Resources website, click here.