Prospects for U.S.-Russian Nuclear Nonproliferation Cooperation during a Cold Peace.
Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, U.S.-Russian relations in the area of nuclear nonproliferation not only have not improved, but have lost their earlier stability. In the option of Prof. Potter, a world famous nonproliferation expert and new member of the PIR Center Executive Board, the current leaders of the United States and Russia could use the experience of close cooperation on nuclear issues during the Cold War period to improve their cooperation today. He sets forth a list of practical recommendations in his article.