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Isabelle Williams joined the Nuclear Threat Initiative in 2007 and serves as codirector of the Nuclear Security Project, where she helps coordinate international strategy, including managing the work of NSP global partners in the areas of research, analysis, policy development, and public education. She has also helped develop the NSP analytical framework and coauthored the report “NATO and Nuclear Weapons: Is a New Consensus Possible?” Earlier, she worked at the Partnership for Global Security, where she managed the next generation nonproliferation program, which included work on Pakistan’s nuclear security and US threat reduction budgets, and at the Chemical and Biological Arms Control Institute and the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London. She earned degrees from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom.

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