Do repeated humanitarian crises change Europeans' support for refugees? A @nature paper says no: attitudes towards refugees are stable over time and favor people with certain demographic, religious, and displacement profiles Immigration Policy Lab Kirk Bansak
nature.com/articles/s4158…

Residents of NATO countries are much more likely to support defending Bosnia, Finland, Georgia or Sweden militarily from Russian invasion if the targeted country is a member of NATO, according to a survey of 14K voters in 13 NATO countries. In PNAS Nexus: ow.ly/gZjH50Pgbp0

The New York Times calls #Nunn -Lugar 'the most cost-effective way yet found for reducing nuclear dangers' nyti.ms/RIfHFD

Review ow.ly/dJiUf of Jonathan Tucker’s last gift to a complex security field wherein “he was recognized as an unquestioned leader”

Social verification for #armscontrol via Rose Gottemoeller Globalizing the 'neighborhood gaze' with technology & ingenuity ow.ly/doXkl

Loose nukes? Got a solution? Contact the State Department.
on.cnn.com/POTWne

When do the risks justify limits on intellectual freedom? Laura Kahn's take on #H5N1 and dual-use research bit.ly/PVZKNT @boraz

White House has issued 1st US Natl Strategy for Biosurveillance to quickly detect global health and security hazards. ow.ly/d9VZH

MKrepon “absence of rules of the road in space jeopardizes international, national & economic security” wapo.st/NvriLt via L Kennedy

Some good recommendations re nuclear transparency from Department of State International Security Advisory Board ow.ly/d3oAI

RT Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: Public participation in arms control? How it could work using #social tools bit.ly/PRe3PI #nonproliferation