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Other Publications/Reports on
National Missile Defense (NMD)
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Briefing
Book on Ballistic Missile Defense by the Council for a Livable
World Education Trust. One of the most exhaustive resources on missile defense
available, this briefing book is designed to provide comprehensive information
about the issue. September 2001.
National
Missile Defense Reader, by the Carnegie Endowment's
Non-Proliferation Project. Wide-ranging analysis of the issues from Joseph
Cirincione, Director of the Carnegie Non-Proliferation Project. July 2001.
The
Strategic Chameleon: Perceptions and Implications of US Plans for Strategic
Missile Defence, by the Oxford Research Group. This report seeks
to highlight the security concerns of the Republican Party, to analyze how
these fit with the concerns of allies, the concerns and responses of Russia
and China and the potential for cooperative approaches to meet these concerns.
May 2001.
The
NMD Debate: Influences on Policy Making, by the Oxford
Research Group. This working paper attempts to unravel the forces influencing
and shaping the decision-making process associated with the proposed NMD
system. October 2000.
National
Missile Defense: What Does It All Mean?, by the Center
for Defense Information. An issue brief that covers all major aspects of the
missile defense debate. September 2000.
The
True Meaning of Failure, by
Denise Groves, BITS Policy Note 00.6, July 2000.
National
Missile Defence and the Future of Nuclear Policy, by The
Institute for Security Studies Western European Union. Academics and officials
from both sides of the Atlantic came together to discuss various aspects of
NMD. September 2000.
Theater
Missile Defenses in the Asia-Pacific Region, by the Henry L.
Stimson Center. This report argues that US policy choices toward TMD in the
Asia-Pacific region must be responsive to the growing ballistic missile
threats in the region. June 2000.
National
Missile Defense Under Attack, by Denise Groves, BITS Policy Note
00.2, June 2000.
Missile
Defence Policy: Strident Voices and Perilous Choices, by Dr.
Gordon R. Mitchell of The International Security Information Service. This
briefing paper outlines the issues surrounding National Missile Defense. March
2000.
The
Marketing of Missile Defense 1994 - 2000, by the World Policy
Institute. This paper examines the politics and special interests involved in
missile defense. May 2000.
White
Paper on National Missile Defense, by the Lawyers Alliance for
World Security. This report examines the effectiveness and necessity of the
National Missile Defense System, along with its diplomatic impact. Spring 2000.
European
European
Views on BMD, by Survival. A
report containing the comments of several strategic experts who
participated in two meetings conducted by the Brookings Institution, the
Atlantic Council and the IISS. Autumn 2001.
Europe
and Missile Defense: Tactical Considerations, Fundamental Concerns,
by the Arms Control Association. This report argues that the United States
should adopt a new approach regarding consultation with allies on NMD. May
2001.
National
Missile Defence: The Role of RAF Fylingdales and Menwith Hill,
by the International Security Information Service (ISIS). This report examines
the necessary radar upgrades at RAF Fylingdales and the consequences for the
ABM Treaty. March 2001.
National
Missile Defence: Implications for UK Security, by the
International Security Information Service (ISIS). This briefing examines the
political and strategic implications of using UK sites in NMD. October 2000.
European
Views of National Missile Defense, by the Atlantic Council.
This policy paper, whilst supporting the deployment of NMD, also examines the
need for greater transatlantic engagement on this and other security issues.
September 2000.
Strategic
Challenge? – Russia, the EU and NMD,
by Otfried Nassauer, BITS Policy Note 00.5, June 2000.
Europe’s
NMD Dilemma,
by Clara Portela-Sais and Denise Groves, BITS Policy Note 00.3, June 2000.
Technical
An
Assessment of the Intercept Test Program of the Ground-Based Midcourse
National Missile Defense System, by the Union of Concerned
Scientists. This briefing examines the first four intercept tests of the NMD
system and pays particular attention to the controversial role played by the
C-band beacon.
“The
Alaska Option; Missile Defense Briefing Paper”, by the Council
for a Livable World Education Fund. This paper critiques Bush administration
plans for the building of missile defense facilities in Alaska by 2004. July
2001.
Taking
National Missile Defense to Sea: A Critique of Sea-Based and Boost-Phase
Proposals, by the Council for a Livable World Education
Fund. This report argues that Sea-based and boost-phase alternatives to NMD
would be expensive and could not be deployed until 2014. October 2000.
Countermeasures:
A Technical Evaluation
of the Operational Effectiveness of the Planned U.S. National Missile Defense
System, by the Union of Concerned Scientists - MIT
Security Studies Program. This report outlines several tactics that could be
used to defeat the proposed National Missile Defense System. April 2000.
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