European Trilateral Track 2 Nuclear Dialogue
Report (375.6Kb)Abstract
The project will investigate challenging nuclear issues facing NATO in general, and
the P-3 (United States, United Kingdom, and France) in particular, to promote
trilateral understanding on nuclear issues, enhance scholarship on the emerging
challenges faced by these critical allies, and provide insight to policymakers,
experts, and the public about the evolving nature and future of the P-3 partnership.
This effort is increasingly important as new obstacles to P-3 unity on nuclear issues
emerge from both external challenges and internal barriers to consensus policy
positions.
Description
Performer: Center for Strategic
and International Studies (CSIS)
Project Lead: Rebecca Hersman
Project Cost: $160,804
FY16–17
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