June 01, 2018

Analysis on UN Certain Conventional Weapons Convention

By Kara Frederick, Paul Scharre, Elsa B. Kania and Mary Wareham

Join Kara Frederick, from the Technology and National Security program at CNAS, in a discussion with Mary Wareham, Paul Scharre, and Elsa B. Kania on the key takeaways of the fifth meeting of the UN GGE for the CCW in Geneva.

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