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WMD: Interdicting the Gravest Danger

By James R. Holmes and Andrew C. Winner
February 2005
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The international community faces a daunting task if it wants to stem the flow of dangerous technology. The Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) includes interdicting questionable shipments in international waters-here, a Japanese team conducts a PSI boarding exercise in the Coral Sea.

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James R. Holmes

A former surface warfare officer, Dr. Holmes is a senior research associate at the University of Georgia Center for International Trade and Security, a think tank devoted to the study of nonproliferation export controls, and a former professor of strategy at the Naval War College.

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Andrew C. Winner

Dr. Winner is an associate professor of strategic studies at the Naval War College and a former official in the State Department's Bureau of Political-Military Affairs.

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