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Catherine MacArdle Kelleher – an Appreciation | UMD School of Public Policy

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By Nancy Gallagher
| Maryland Today
February 20, 2023 By Nancy Gallagher Catherine MacArdle Kelleher was a force to be reckoned. At the University of Maryland, we know her best as a founding faculty member of the School of Public Policy (SPP, 1982), the founding director of the Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland (CISSM, 1985), the founding president of Women in International Security (WIIS, 1987), and as a College Park Professor at the end of her career.
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Catherine McArdle Kelleher (1939-2023)

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By Nancy Gallagher
| Arms Control Today Verified
April 2023 By Nancy Gallagher Catherine McArdle Kelleher, who died on February 15 of complications from atrial fibrillation, advanced the objectives of international security and arms control as a scholar, practitioner, institution-builder, role model, mentor, and friend.
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Roundtable 13-9 on Arms Control for the Third Nuclear Age: Between Disarmament and Armageddon

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By Nancy Gallagher, Jeffrey Larsen, Thomas G. Mahnken, James J. Wirtz
| issforum.org
Since the dawn of the nuclear age, three distinct approaches to nuclear strategy – disarmament, denial, and deterrence – have waxed and waned in importance as guides to US doctrine and policy.[1] Although champions of each of these approaches sometimes defend their position as if it represented the one true religion, each of these strategies can be more or less effective and appropriate depending on the circumstances. As David A.
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