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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

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Basic Information
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Founded in: 1945
Homepage: https://www.tandfonline.com/to...
Twitter: @BulletinAtomic
Category: Political Science
Rank:
• 110 / 225 in Political Science & International Relations (Web of Science 2018)
‣ 45 / 91 in International Relations (Web of Science 2018)

Authors per paper:
     Average: 1
     Median: 2
References per paper:
     Average: 9
     Median: 6

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Latest papers
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Can the nuclear nonproliferation regime be saved when arms control is collapsing?
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The NPT turns 50: Will it get to 60?
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Why Germany won’t build its own nuclear weapons and remains skeptical of a Eurodeterrent
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How to keep South Korea from going nuclear
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Why US-Russian arms control can succeed even in a climate of confrontation
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An AI early warning system to monitor online disinformation, stop violence, and protect elections
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Can NATO evolve into a climate alliance treaty organization in the Middle East?
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No to no first use—for now
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United States nuclear forces, 2020
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Why nuclear weapons should be a major focus of the 2020 campaign
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What the presidential candidates should be asked about arms control and nonproliferation
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Cool your jets: Some perspective on the hyping of hypersonic weapons
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The overwhelming case for no first use
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Loose cannons: The president and US nuclear posture
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It’s time to jettison Nuclear Posture Reviews
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Impactful Papers

Altmetric Attention Score: 292
What do Americans really think about conflict with nuclear North Korea? The answer is both reassuring and disturbing
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-06-24

Altmetric Attention Score: 190
Chinese nuclear forces, 2019
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-06-28

Altmetric Attention Score: 164
Russian nuclear forces, 2019
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-03-04

Altmetric Attention Score: 164
United States nuclear forces, 2019
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-04-30

Altmetric Attention Score: 120
US ballistic missile defenses, 2019
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-10-24

Altmetric Attention Score: 113
Indian nuclear forces, 2018
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2018-11-01

Altmetric Attention Score: 96
United States nuclear forces, 2020
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2020-01-13

Altmetric Attention Score: 60
Tactical nuclear weapons, 2019
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-08-30

Altmetric Attention Score: 46
The frame problem: The AI “arms race” isn’t one
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-04-26

Altmetric Attention Score: 41
How an India-Pakistan nuclear war could start—and have global consequences
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-10-28

Altmetric Attention Score: 39
Invisible nuclear-armed submarines, or transparent oceans? Are ballistic missile submarines still the best deterrent for the United States?
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-01-08

Altmetric Attention Score: 32
French nuclear forces, 2019
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-01-08

Altmetric Attention Score: 22
Russian views of US nuclear modernization
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-01-08

Altmetric Attention Score: 19
What if the Arctic melts, and we lose the great white shield? Interview with environmental policy expert Durwood Zaelke
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-08-30

Altmetric Attention Score: 19
Dealing realistically with the artificial intelligence revolution
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists2019-04-26

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