Nuclear security architecture: identifying emerging challenges and opportunities (WP1554)

• Defence and security

• Date: Monday 26 - Wednesday 28 June, 2017
• Venue: Wiston House

  Wilton Park; Wiston House, Steyning; West Sussex; BN44 3DZ; +44 (0) 1903 815 020

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• Event no.: WP1554
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• Event hashtags: #NuclearSecWP

This meeting assessed ways that emerging threats to, and opportunities for, nuclear security can be identified; how effectively the nuclear security architecture is able to respond to such threats and opportunities; and how it could be reconfigured to maximise that effectiveness. Specific topics for discussion included:

• How is the nuclear security architecture (AdSec, NSG, GICINT, Global Partnership) currently set up to anticipate, identify and address new threats and opportunities?
• The process of threat/challenge forecasting and anticipation. What techniques are used, what partnerships (private/public/NGO/academic) are utilised, and how is performance evaluated: transferrable experiences from government and non-government horizon-scanning techniques
• Technological, social and political futures: identifying threats and opportunities for nuclear security

Contacts

Mark Smith: Programme Director

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