British American Security Information Council
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Grants
9
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Total Awarded
$1,312,500
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Years
1986 - 2000
Grants
To publicize opposition to the U.S. decision to deploy a national missile defense program.
For a program addressing nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation, the conventional weapons trade, and European security (over two years).
To support networking, policy analysis, and public education activities focused on the international weapons trade and nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation (over two years).
To support networking, policy analysis and public education activities focused on regional security in Europe and on the conventional arms trade (over two years).
To support networking and public education activities on reducing the trade and transfer of conventional arms and military technology as well as nuclear disarmament and European security (over two years).
To support the development of a clearinghouse of information and analysis on the arms trade.
To support public education activities, particularly in Britain and the United States on issues concerning nuclear and conventional arms reduction, new security structures, and reduction in the arms trade (over two years).
To support the International Project on Conventional Force Reductions for coverage of negotiations and dissemination of information and reports (over two years).
To support publications serving different constituencies within the peace and security community and for strengthening editorial programs (over three years).