Publications – NPSGLOBAL foundation

Safety is not Enough: A Dual-Risk Framework for AI Governance

Safety is not Enough: Toward a Dual-Risk Framework for Artificial Intelligence Governance

A dual-risk approach to AI governance addressing unintended failures and deliberate misuse.

Reframing Success for the 2026 NPT Review Conference

Reframing Success for the 2026 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference: Commitments, Credibility and the Markers of a Meaningful Outcome

Practical markers for assessing the 2026 NPT Review Conference through commitments, restraint and institutional credibility.

Meaningful Participation of Underrepresented Actors in NDV

A phased agenda for meaningful participation and stronger African–Latin American cooperation in disarmament verification.

Publications Library

Below is a selection of NPSGLOBAL’s publications from the past years, reflecting our most recent contributions to international security dialogue.

Policy Brief

Capacity-Building as Risk-Reduction Infrastructure for Military AI

Guidance for States developing, acquiring, or integrating artificial intelligence capabilities for military purposes.

Terror Unleashed: Global and National Impacts of a Nuclear Terrorist Attack

An assessment of the worldwide consequences of nuclear terrorism and priorities for prevention and preparedness.

Strengthening the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: The Role of Risk Reduction

Practical risk-reduction measures to strengthen the NPT and support progress toward nuclear disarmament.

Priority Actions for the 2021 NPT Review Conference: A View from Latin America

Four practical commitments to strengthen the NPT, presented from a Latin American perspective.

On the Ground: Reality and Usefulness of the A/CPPNM

An assessment of the amended CPPNM's practical value, implementation challenges and limits in a changing threat environment.

Politics and Irreversible Nuclear Disarmament

A political approach to making nuclear disarmament irreversible through shared goals, incentives, and inclusive cooperation.

Academic Paper

Atoms for Peace: Nuclear Power Plants under Belligerent Occupation

A legal analysis of responsibility for nuclear safety and security at power plants under belligerent occupation.

Contributions from Latin America to Nuclear Disarmament Verification

Latin American perspectives on verification, trust and practical contributions to nuclear disarmament.

AI and the Battle for Truth

An analysis of AI's growing role in strategic power, information manipulation, and international security.

Credible Assurance of Irreversible Nuclear Disarmament: Regional Perspectives

African and Latin American perspectives on assurance, verification and the conditions for irreversible nuclear disarmament.

Safety is not Enough: A Dual-Risk Framework for AI Governance

A dual-risk approach to AI governance addressing unintended failures and deliberate misuse.

When Error Feels Like Common Sense: Cognitive Biases and Crisis Leadership

How cognitive biases distort crisis decisions, and how leadership training and constructive dissent can reduce their impact.

Building the GSTE-NDV: Proposals for a Strong and Effective Mandate

Proposals for an inclusive, technically credible UN group on nuclear disarmament verification.

Investment or political marketing? Analyzing OpenAI's Argentina announcement

A critical examination of the financing, feasibility, and political context of Argentina's announced AI data center.

Greenland: Resources, Power, and the Return of Territorial Geopolitics

An analysis of Greenland's strategic resources and the implications of coercive territorial politics.

Venezuela: A Realpolitik Assessment of a New Global Order

A realpolitik reading of Maduro's capture, the erosion of legal authority and Venezuela's uncertain reconstruction.

The Strategic Error of Letting New START Die

An argument for preserving nuclear restraint as New START expires, rather than allowing a vacuum while seeking a new treaty.

Reframing Success for the 2026 NPT Review Conference

Practical markers for assessing the 2026 NPT Review Conference through commitments, restraint and institutional credibility.