Nuclear policy communities have invaluable information vested in their stories. Because stories are social forms of knowledge, we forget how important they are. We need to tell them, listen to them, question them, and apply lessons from them.
Adventures in Nuclear Risk Reduction aims to facilitate intergenerational knowledge transfer by publishing stories on first-person experiences with risk reduction and elevating them for discussion between practitioners and early or mid-career experts.
We invite you to explore these stories, follow our series of storytelling events, and share your own story.
“Working relationships with a nuclear adversary involve years of trust building. When the relationship is betrayed, it can raise catastrophic risks. Recreating such a relationship seems impossible without looking back to see how it survived previous crises.”
“Working relationships with a nuclear adversary involve years of trust building. When the relationship is betrayed, it can raise catastrophic risks. Recreating such a relationship seems impossible without looking back to see how it survived previous crises.”
“Working relationships with a nuclear adversary involve years of trust building. When the relationship is betrayed, it can raise catastrophic risks. Recreating such a relationship seems impossible without looking back to see how it survived previous crises.”
Roads to and from Minsk: Working Relationships and the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program
By Siegfried S. Hecker
August 19, 2022
“Working relationships with a nuclear adversary involve years of trust building. When the relationship is betrayed, it can raise catastrophic risks. Recreating such a relationship seems impossible without looking back to see how it survived previous crises.”
Do you have a story to tell about nuclear risk reduction? Adventures in Nuclear Risk Reduction is an evolving project to share the stories of nuclear policy professionals with a new generation of practitioners. If you have worked on nuclear risk reduction, click the button below to send us a brief description of the experience you wish to share for consideration to be included in this collection.
