Authors: Bruce Blair, Matt Brown, Richard R. Burt, Chairman, IEP Investors, Josef Joffe, and James W. Davis
July/August 2011
Foreign Affairs
Is reducing the world's nuclear arsenals to zero possible, or even desirable? Bruce Blair, Matt Brown, and Richard Burt argue that it is; Josef Joffe and James Davis disagree.
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