Cato Institute invites policymakers and experts to a June 24 conference in…

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Cato Institute invites policymakers and experts to a June 24 conference in Washington, DC arguing that US policy has kept the world to nine nuclear-armed states but that rising incentives to proliferate and pressures on US grand strategy could force a rethink of anti-proliferation maximalism. Speakers include Justin Logan, James Acton, Richard Nephew, Jon Wolfsthal, Mallory Stewart, and others.

US policies have helped limit the number of nuclear-armed countries to nine, but growing proliferation incentives and strains on American grand strategy may eventually force US policymakers to reconsider anti-proliferation maximalism. Join the Cato Institute for a conference with leading experts on the carrots and sticks of US policy and whether they will remain effective at an acceptable cost to Americans.

🗓️ June 24, 10:00 a.m. – 2:05 p.m. EDT
📍 Cato Institute, Washington, DC

Featuring:
🔹 Cato’s @JustinTLogan, @GiltnerBen, and Evan Sankey
🔹 @carnegienpp's @jamesacton32
🔹 @Heritage's @RealBobPeters
🔹 @Columbia's @RichardMNephew
🔹 @CSIS's @AstridChevreuil
🔹 @dartmouth's @profLind
🔹 @NTIWMD's @BrewerEricM
🔹 @MITSSP's Austin Long
🔹 @PAXsapiens's Jon Wolfsthal
🔹 @CSRisks's Mallory Stewart