07:16

How CUI, FOUO, and Mis-classification of Open-Source Information has Further Harmed Our Security

05:05

How Do We Fix the Overclassification of OSINT?

03:07

How AI and Engaging Field Operators Could Help Address Overclassification Challenges

03:04

How Overclassification Undermined the Negotiation of the Iran Nuclear Deal

05:56

How Overclassification of Open-Source Information Harmed Other Post-Cold War Military Operations

05:40

How Overclassification of Open-Source Information Harmed Our War Against ISIS

05:56

Overclassification of Open-Source Information and Intelligence: How Much of a Problem Is It?

07:04

Stanton’s Hypothesis

03:09

What does Pyongyang hope to achieve by pushing for a peace treaty and denuclearization?

05:19

Pyongyang Implements Censorship in South Korea

12:21

Principles of North Korea’s Joint Statements

02:34

What Does North Korea Want and What Are South Korea’s Vulnerabilities?

03:58

Pro-Pyongyang Sentiment is Mainstream in South Korea

04:43

What Are the Fissures in South Korea’s Democracy?

05:35

North Korea Aims Not to Invade the South...

01:42:40

Strategic Distraction: Pyongyang Targets South Korea’s Reactors: Pre-Brief #1

01:42:53

Does Continuing Controlled Unclassified Information Classifications Make Sense?

26:39

Part Nine: What Did Atoms for Peace Get Wrong?

17:28

Part Eight: How Did This View Inform the Creation of the Atoms for Peace Program?

12:22

Part Seven: How Did Washington’s' View of the Russian Nuclear Threat Change After 1949?

40:10

Introduction: “Early International Nuclear Controls: The Acheson Lilienthal Report...”

07:21

Part Six: How Did Bernard Baruch’s UN Plan Differ from the Acheson Lilienthal Report....

03:25

Part Five: How Would the Acheson-Lilienthal Report  Locate Nuclear Plants?

15:01

Part Two: What Did the Acheson-Lilienthal Report Consider to be Safe...

06:56

Part Three: The Report’s Authors Initially Overplayed the Value of Denaturing Plutonium and Uranium

04:05

Part Four: The Report’s Authors Insisted Inspections Alone Would Not Prevent Military Diversions...

44:14

Thomas Grant: Articles I, II, and VI: New Issues for the NPT

33:35

How has reactors’ military vulnerability changed

22:56

How the US Can Approach This Moving Forward

16:17

Introduction: The Importance of Discussion on the Notion of Proportionality

10:50

Present Concerns and Considerations on Nuclear Plants

03:18

What can be done and what is being done to mitigate threats

12:28

Why might small reactors be poor economic performers?

05:22

What would help to clarify the case for small reactors?

02:17

Small reactors also may present nuclear weapons risks

02:44

Small reactors may run safety risks as well

02:00

New geothermal: Will it be a major affordable supplier of energy?

00:50

Can natural gas be made clean and affordable?

01:13

Why small reactors might be more proliferation- resistant than large reactors?

02:20

Why small reactors might be safer than large reactors?

17:32

Why have large reactors encountered safety challenges?

05:48

In what way to large reactors pose a nuclear proliferation risk?

03:49

Why might small reactors do better economically than large reactors?

23:37

Why have large power reactors encountered difficulties economically competing against non nuclear...

10:43

How well do large and small reactors meet three challenges

09:39

Introduction: the challenges small reactors face are the challenges all reactors face

15:46

Jim Thomas Lecture: "The World Replete withAdvanced Precision Strike Weapons"

21:13

Jake Bebber Guest Lecture: "How Might We Deter China?"

07:02

What’s Coming: Space Dynamism

04:54

Where We Are: Space Power Theory

06:28

Where We’ve Been: Sanctuary School of Space Warfare

27:53

Paul Bracken: “How Over-classification is Killing Our Military’s Ability to Work with Innovators”

08:28

Today, no would be bomb making state would start with a 1945 weapons design;

04:15

Historically, states produced the nuclear fuel and non-nuclear parts of the bomb at the same time

12:16

What did the US need to produce its first nuclear weapons' core of fissile material?

01:02:55

6/11/24 Dr. Jacquelyn Schneider on Surmounting the Obstacles to Accessing Classified War Simulations

04:21

If we look at our strategic future through the lens of new generation warfare and what it...

03:52

The United States and allies now need to start thinking and behaving like David did towards...

03:12

Any truly competitive strategic plan entails taking serious risks — something the Pentagon has...

04:50

How new generation warfare deterrence might differ and what it might consist of