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Harold
A. Feiveson is Senior Research
Policy Scientist at Princeton
University's Center for Energy and
Environmental Studies.
Dr. Feiveson's principal
research interests are in the
fields of nuclear weapons and
nuclear energy policy.
He is a co-principal
investigator of Princeton's
Research Program on Nuclear Policy
Alternatives.
His recent work has focused
on the ways in which the nuclear
arsenals of the U.S. and the
former Soviet Union can be
dismantled and
"de-alerted," on the
strengthening of the nuclear
non-proliferation regime
(including a universal ban on the
production of weapons-useable
material and on nuclear weapons
testing), and on the strengthening
of the separation between nuclear
weapons and civilian nuclear
energy activities.
He is the editor of The
Nuclear Turning Point:
A Blueprint for Deep Cuts
and De-alerting of Nuclear Weapons
and author of Overview and
Verification Chapters, Brookings
Institution, 1999.
Dr. Feiveson has an M.S.
degree in Theoretical Physics from
the University of California Los
Angeles, 1959, and a Ph.D. in
Public Affairs from Princeton
University, 1972.
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