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Richard Nephew

Richard Nephew is a senior research scholar in the Faculty of International and Public Affairs and adjunct professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. Previously, he was the deputy coordinator of sanctions policy at the State Department (2013-2015), director for Iran at the National Security Council (2011-2013), and held various positions in nonproliferation policy at the State and Energy Departments (2003-2011).

Articles by Richard Nephew

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Revisionism at Fordow: Why the WSJ is wrong about the history—and future—of Iran’s nuclear program

By Richard Nephew | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

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Updating the ‘Atoms for Peace’ bargain for the new nuclear age

By Richard Nephew, Matt Bowen | Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Risk

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The United States may destroy the Fordow enrichment plant. It won’t make the Iranian nuclear threat go away

By Richard Nephew | Nuclear Weapons

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Will Trump recertify Iran? Much hangs in the balance

By Richard Nephew | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons

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A nuclear weapons ban should first do no harm to the NPT

By Adam Mount, Richard Nephew | Analysis, Nuclear Weapons