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Title: Networking nuclear research in Scotland and the UK
Author(s): Dee, Megan
Crilley, Rhys
Intropido, Stefano
Contact Email: megan.dee@stir.ac.uk
Issue Date: 23-Oct-2024
Date Deposited: 29-Oct-2024
Citation: Dee M, Crilley R & Intropido S (2024) <i>Networking nuclear research in Scotland and the UK</i>. The Scottish Council on Global Affairs. Glasgow. https://scga.scot/2024/10/23/scga-report-networking-nuclear-research-in-scotland-and-the-uk/
Abstract: Despite the significance of nuclear weapons to British foreign policy and public debates around security and politics, there is no detailed map of nuclear weapons policy expertise at UK universities. This report addresses this gap. The study collates for the first time a detailed database of nuclear weapons policy expertise at UK universities, along with information about where those academics are based, what issues they research, and where courses related to nuclear weapons are taught.
URL: https://scga.scot/2024/10/23/scga-report-networking-nuclear-research-in-scotland-and-the-uk/
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