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Nina Tannenwald

Senior Lecturer in Political Science Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Department of Political Science

Nina Tannenwald is currently serving as a Political Science Senior Lecturer in Political Science Professor at Brown University.

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Brown University

Senior Lecturer in Political Science Professor

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international relations social sciences nuclear science security studies nuclear taboo history international security international politics political science public policy international organizations foreign policy conflict peace research geopolitics contemporary asia international history nuclear safety war crimes nuclear energy international conflict japan studies censorship societal influence united states nuclear non-use critical theory intellectual history global policy crisis management conflict resolution middle east policy contemporary china asian studies nuclear engineering peacemaking peacekeeping humanitarian aid conflict studies bomb damage assessment blast engineering nuclear power geopolitical conflict military context civil-military relations normative basis nuclear weapons humanitarian initiative critical appreciation gulf war korean war post-cold war world national security mass destruction east asian studies international relation theory international law

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The Humanitarian Initiative: A Critical Appreciation. Rethinking peace and conflict studies (2019)

Nina Tannenwald

peace researchinternational conflictpeacemakinghumanitarian initiativeinternational organizationsinternational relationspeacekeepingsecurity studiescrisis managementhumanitarian aidsocial sciencesconflict studiesconflictcritical appreciationconflict resolutioncritical theory

The Nuclear Taboo: The United States and the Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons Since 1945. Choice Reviews Online (2008)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear engineeringnuclear safetygeopoliticspeace researchinternational securitypublic policypolitical sciencenuclear scienceforeign policysecurity studiesnuclear weaponswar crimesglobal policyunited statesinternational relationsnuclear taboointernational politicshistorynuclear energy

CONCLUSION: The Prospects for the Nuclear Taboo. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear sciencesecurity studiesnuclear taboosocial sciences

Hiroshima and the Origins of the Nuclear Taboo. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

intellectual historycontemporary asianuclear scienceeast asian studiesjapan studiesculturenuclear taboohistory

Institutionalizing the Taboo, 1960–1989. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

social mediacensorshipcommunicationsocial sciences

INTRODUCTION: The Tradition of Nuclear Non-Use. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear powernuclear safetynuclear sciencenuclear non-usenuclear energy

The 1991 Gulf War. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

international conflictgeopolitical conflictinternational relationsinternational historygulf warmilitary contexthistory

The Korean War: The Emerging Taboo. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

civil-military relationsmiddle east policygeopoliticsjapan studiesinternational securitysociologysecurity studieswar crimescontemporary chinacontemporary asiainternational relationsasian studieskorean warinternational politicsnationalismeast asian studiessocial sciencesconflictsocietal influence

The Rise of the Nuclear Taboo, 1953–1960. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear sciencenuclear tabooscience and technology studiessocial sciences

The Taboo in the Post-Cold War World. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

censorshippost-cold war worldcultureinternational relationsforeign policyinternational historysocial sciencessecurity studiessocietal influenceinternational politics

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Nina Tannenwald

Senior Lecturer in Political Science Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Department of Political Science

Nina Tannenwald is currently serving as a Political Science Senior Lecturer in Political Science Professor at Brown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Nina Tannenwald

Brown University

Senior Lecturer in Political Science Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Humanitarian Initiative: A Critical Appreciation. Rethinking peace and conflict studies (2019)

Nina Tannenwald

The Nuclear Taboo: The United States and the Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons Since 1945. Choice Reviews Online (2008)

Nina Tannenwald

CONCLUSION: The Prospects for the Nuclear Taboo. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear sciencesecurity studiesnuclear taboosocial sciences

Hiroshima and the Origins of the Nuclear Taboo. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

intellectual historycontemporary asianuclear scienceeast asian studiesjapan studiesculturenuclear taboohistory

Institutionalizing the Taboo, 1960–1989. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

social mediacensorshipcommunicationsocial sciences

INTRODUCTION: The Tradition of Nuclear Non-Use. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear powernuclear safetynuclear sciencenuclear non-usenuclear energy

The 1991 Gulf War. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

international conflictgeopolitical conflictinternational relationsinternational historygulf warmilitary contexthistory

The Korean War: The Emerging Taboo. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

The Rise of the Nuclear Taboo, 1953–1960. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

nuclear sciencenuclear tabooscience and technology studiessocial sciences

The Taboo in the Post-Cold War World. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Nina Tannenwald

censorshippost-cold war worldcultureinternational relationsforeign policyinternational historysocial sciencessecurity studiessocietal influenceinternational politics

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middle east policy

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