Grantee Profile
Stanford University Center for International Security and Cooperation
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March 22, 2012 - Press release
MacArthur Awards $13.4 Million to Study and Support Enhanced Nuclear Security
Much of the new funding will help to train and support an elite group of nuclear experts to make policy recommendations for preventing nuclear terrorism and enhancing nuclear non-proliferation. More
November 20, 2010 - From the field
North Korea’s New Nuclear Plant
MacArthur grantees The Institute for Science and International Security and Stanford's Sig Hecker helped illuminate the details of the country's new facility. More
March 31, 2005 - Press release
$1.65 Million to Help Provide Expertise on International Security Matters to Policymakers
MacArthur has announced five grants totaling $1.65 million for efforts to help provide policymakers with the most up-to-date technical and scientific information available on matters relating to key issues in international security. More
Grants to Stanford University Center for International Security and Cooperation
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$2,000,000Active Strategy
2011 (Duration 4 years)
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA — To train the next generation of experts in the field of nuclear security policy (over four years).
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$550,000Active Strategy
2009 (Inactive Grant)
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA — To support the Peace and Cooperation in the Asian-Pacific Region project (over three years).
The MacArthur Foundation awarded Stanford University Center for International Security and Cooperation $2,550,000 between 2009 and 2012.