Nuclear Weapon Use Risk Reduction
The APLN joint project "Reducing the Risk of Nuclear Weapon Use in Northeast Asia" (NU-NEA) works to define use cases for nuclear weapons in a limited nuclear war on, or involving, the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia more broadly. The aim is to assist policymakers in identifying ways to avoid a nuclear conflict as well as to de-escalate tensions on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia by developing credible nuclear use cases and proposing policy solutions.
Possible Nuclear Use Cases in Northeast Asia: Implications for Reducing Nuclear Risk
Presenting and assessing cases for nuclear weapons use in a limited nuclear war on, or involving, the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia.
Nuclear Weapons and Delivery Systems That Might Be Implicated in Nuclear Use Involving ...
Matt Korda assesses the nuclear weapons and delivery systems that the DPRK could use in possible use cases.
The Role of Missile Defense in Northeast Asia
David Wright identifies key uncertainties and assesses the effectiveness of defense systems against potential DPRK attacks.
The Deliberate Employment of United States Nuclear Weapons: Escalation Triggers on the ...
Dr Daryl Press analyses hypothetical scenarios that could lead to the United States deciding to use nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula.
US Entry into the Korean War: Origins, Impact, and Lessons
James I. Matray describes the reasons for the outbreak of the Korean War and US entry into the conflict, and lessons learnt.
Nuclear-Use Cases for Contemplating Crisis and Conflict on the Korean Peninsula
The authors set out ten cases highlighting the range of ways in which nuclear weapons might be used on the Korean Peninsula.