On 11-12 March 2003 Pugwash organized a workshop in Lahore, Pakistan, to assess the threat of an India-Pakistan nuclear confrontation and to identify ways of preventing such a conflict.
Lahore report on South Asian security
Rapporteur: Samina Ahmed
Statement to the Pugwash Workshop by Robert S. McNamara
- LIST OF WORKING PAPERS
- Asad Durrani, “Doctrinal Doublespeak“
- NRDC : The Consequences of Nuclear Conflict between India and Pakistan: NRDCs nuclear experts think about the unthinkable, using state-of-the-art nuclear war simulation software to assess the crisis in South Asia (Natural Resources Defense Council website)
- Rodney W Jones, “Is stable nuclear deterrence feasible?”, The Friday Times, Feb. 22-28, 2002, p. 6, vol. XIII. No. 52
- Lt. Gen. (ret) Talat Masood, ” The Indo-Pakistan Impasse”
- Laxminarayan Ramdas, “India-Pakistan Dialogue : A Possible Way Ahead”
- Ejaz Haider, “Stable deterrence and flawed Pakistani nuclear strategy”, The Friday Times, p. 7, February 8-14 2002, no. 50
- Alexander Nikitin, “Ten Commandments Originating from 50 Years of Russian-American Nuclear History – to Pakistani and Indian Nuclear Planners”
- Rose Gottemoeller, “On exchanges of best practices in the nuclear security arena”
- Prof. Hassan Askari Rizvi and Rajesh M. Basrur, Nuclear Terrorism And South Asia, Occasional Paper No. 25, Albuquerque, NM: Sandia National Laboratories, February 2003, pp.79
- Farhatullah Babar, “A Perspective on Reducing Tension between India and Pakistan”
- Mirza Aslam Beg, “India-Pakistan Stand-off and Stability of Nuclear Deterrence”
- Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema, “Resuming India-Pakistan Dialogue”
- A.H. Nayyar and Zia Mian, “Pakistan and First Use of Nuclear Weapons”
- Haider K. Nizamani, “Whose Bomb Is It Anyway ?”
- Ejaz Haider, “Deterrence Stability”
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