Events
NPIHP Partner Dima Adamsky Publishes Response in Foreign Affairs
Writing in Foreign Affairs, NPIHP partner Dima Adamsky explores a variety of possible Israeli responses to the advent of a nuclear armed Iran.
New From the CWIHP Book Series: Rebellious Satellite: Poland 1956, by Pawel Machcewicz
A new book published by the Woodrow Wilson Center Press narrates the social history of Communism in 1956 Poland.
NPIHP Welcomes New Public Policy Scholar Anna-Mart Van Wyk
"United States-South African Nuclear Relations During the Cold War and Beyond"
On The Brink Part 2: The Cuban Missile Crisis 50 Years Later
New research is shedding additional light on the Cold War's iconic nuclear standoff between the US and USSR, with the tiny nation of Cuba in the middle. For the next two weeks, CONTEXT will look back on what we're learning with an eye toward the lessons that apply today. In part 2 of our "On The Brink" series, Philip Brenner describes how and why the missiles were brought to Cuba and what might have happened if they'd stayed.
