Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience
- Many nuclear safety and security challenges remain in Northwest Russia. Years of international cooperation – and substantial funding – are required to deal with the legacy of the extensive nuclear activities of the Cold War. Among the more urgent projects that call for international attention are...
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ftnupi:oai:nupi.brage.unit.no:11250/2394704 2023-05-15T17:46:03+02:00 Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience Mærli, Morten Bremer 2002 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2394704 eng eng NUPI NUPI Working Paper;633 Working Paper, NUPI nr 633. NUPI, 2002 urn:issn:0800 - 0018 http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2394704 cristin:1364658 Navngivelse-Ikkekommersiell-DelPåSammeVilkår 3.0 Norge http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/no/ CC-BY-NC-SA 48 p. Konflikt / Conflict resolution Russland og Eurasia / Russia and Eurasia Working paper 2002 ftnupi 2022-10-13T05:50:01Z - Many nuclear safety and security challenges remain in Northwest Russia. Years of international cooperation – and substantial funding – are required to deal with the legacy of the extensive nuclear activities of the Cold War. Among the more urgent projects that call for international attention are the safe dismantling of nuclear attack submarines and clean-up at naval storage facilities, e.g. at Andreeva Bay. For nearly a decade, Norway and other countries have been working cooperatively with Russia to improve the situation. While important progress has been made, much of the foreign support has come with some hard-learned experiences. However, the dialog established, the cooperative framework institutionalized, and today’s understanding of the respective concerns, priorities, and practices of the actors involved should create a sound basis for new rounds of cooperative and concerted efforts to limit the persistent nuclear security and safety risks in the region. In this report, past and ongoing activities for remedial actions in Northwest Russia are assessed, and suggestions for continued and improved cooperation are presented. The survey has been conducted as part of the Norwegian contribution to the international research consortium on «Strengthening the Global Partnership: Protecting Against the Spread of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons». Report Northwest Russia Norwegian Institute of international affairs: NUPI Research Online (Brage) Andreeva ENVELOPE(155.200,155.200,-68.917,-68.917) Norway Russland |
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- Many nuclear safety and security challenges remain in Northwest Russia. Years of international cooperation – and substantial funding – are required to deal with the legacy of the extensive nuclear activities of the Cold War. Among the more urgent projects that call for international attention are the safe dismantling of nuclear attack submarines and clean-up at naval storage facilities, e.g. at Andreeva Bay. For nearly a decade, Norway and other countries have been working cooperatively with Russia to improve the situation. While important progress has been made, much of the foreign support has come with some hard-learned experiences. However, the dialog established, the cooperative framework institutionalized, and today’s understanding of the respective concerns, priorities, and practices of the actors involved should create a sound basis for new rounds of cooperative and concerted efforts to limit the persistent nuclear security and safety risks in the region. In this report, past and ongoing activities for remedial actions in Northwest Russia are assessed, and suggestions for continued and improved cooperation are presented. The survey has been conducted as part of the Norwegian contribution to the international research consortium on «Strengthening the Global Partnership: Protecting Against the Spread of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons». |
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Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience |
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Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience |
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Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience |
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Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience |
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Strengthening Cooperative Threat Reduction with Russia : The Norwegian Experience |
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strengthening cooperative threat reduction with russia : the norwegian experience |
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ENVELOPE(155.200,155.200,-68.917,-68.917) |
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Andreeva Norway Russland |
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Andreeva Norway Russland |
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Northwest Russia |
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Northwest Russia |
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NUPI Working Paper;633 Working Paper, NUPI nr 633. NUPI, 2002 urn:issn:0800 - 0018 http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2394704 cristin:1364658 |
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