Articles by Peter Hayes

Peter Hayes is the Director of the Nautilus Institute and Professor at the Center for International Security Studies, Sydney University, Camperdown, New South Wales, 2006, Australia.

Leon V. Sigal, Peter Hayes and Morton H. Halperin

Options for Denuclearising the Korean Peninsula

Peter Hayes

The Future of Conflict in the Korean Peninsula and Beyond: The War Dreams of Kim and Trump

Peter Hayes

Continuation of Policy By Other Means: Ensuring that US-ROK Military Exercises Don’t Increase Risk of War

Peter Hayes

Ending a Nuclear Threat via a Northwest Asia Nuclear Weapons-Free Zone

Peter Hayes

US Strategic Negligence, North Korea and the Sony Slideshow

Roger Cavazos and Peter Hayes

North Korean and US Nuclear Threats: Discerning Signals from Noise

Peter Hayes

Global Perspectives on Nuclear Safety and Security After 3-11３．１１

Chung-in Moon, Scott Bruce and Peter Hayes

Park Chung Hee, the US-ROK Strategic Relationship, and the Bomb

Jeffrey Lewis, Scott Bruce and Peter Hayes

Kim Jong Il’s Nuclear Diplomacy and the US Opening: Slow Motion Six-Party Engagement−−

Peter Hayes

Sustainable Security in the Korean Peninsula: Envisioning a Northeast Asian Biodiversity Corridor −−

Michael Hamel-Green and Peter Hayes

The Path Not Taken, The Way Still Open: Denuclearizing The Korean Peninsula And Northeast Asia

Peter Hayes

Extended Nuclear Deterrence, Global Abolition, and Korea

Peter Hayes

Unbearable Legacies: The Politics of Environmental Degradation in North Korea

Peter Hayes

The Stalker State: North Korean Proliferation and the End of American Nuclear Hegemony

Jungmin Kang and Peter Hayes

Did North Korea Successfully Conduct a Nuclear Test? A Technical Analysis

Scott Bruce, Tatsujiro SUZUKI, Jungmin Kang, David von Hippel, Peter Hayes, and Richard Tanter

South Korea's Power Play at the Six-Party Talks