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Venezuela, the State That Refuses to Collapse

China has limited its involvement in crises in Venezuela, preferring to secure its economic interests and avoid reputational cost

Benjamin Creutzfeldt • Parsifal D’Sola Alvarado

Resource

Nuclear Security News and Member Updates Roundup, January 2024

In the headlines: malfunctions at Japanese nuclear power plants after Jan 1 earthquake and continued conflict at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

Christina McAllister • Annie Trentham

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Nuclear Security News and Member Updates Roundup, December 2023

In the headlines: power outages at Zaporizhzhia and IAEA missions to Chile, Cambodia, and Latin America and the Caribbean

Annie Trentham • Christina McAllister

Commentary

Moving From Unequal to Win-Win Partnerships

Powerful states continue to impose unfavorable trade and investment rules on Global South countries while pursuing protectionist strategies

Aude Darnal • José Miguel Ahumada • Anuttama Banerji...

Issue Brief

Whither Atrocity Prevention at the UN? Look Beyond R2P and the Security Council

U.N. bodies outside the Security Council have continued to make substantive — if overlooked — contributions to atrocity prevention objectives

Federica D’Alessandra • Gwendolyn Whidden

Commentary

The Multi-Aligned in Orbital Space

A unilateral approach to space governance cannot work in the current international system

Evan Cooper • Kelly A. Grieco

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Big Data Seeks Context, for Long-Term Relationship: Reflections on the Empirical Studies of Conflict Project (ESOC)

Flexible funding, practitioners trained in social science, and a bit of luck fostered a scholarly community that applies data-driven research to a broad range of national security challenges.

Eli Berman • Jacob N. Shapiro

Report

MATCH: Leveraging Blockchain for Chemical Weapons Nonproliferation

MATCH demonstrates how blockchain can reconcile discrepancies in dual-use chemical trade and reduce the risk of chemical weapons proliferation

William Marshall • Christina McAllister • Cindy Vestergaard