Ludovica Castelli explores the longstanding problem of how to protect nuclear facilities against attack — particularly in light of the war in Ukraine and rising tensions in the Middle East. Until we establish a comprehensive, and enforceable legal framework, nuclear facilities will remain vulnerable to attack, perpetuating the risks to international security and humanitarian safety
She holds a PhD from the University of Leicester, where she was part of the ERC-funded Third Nuclear Age project.
Her research interests include historical international relations, particularly conceptual history, Middle Eastern nuclear politics, and US nuclear proliferation discourse.
Ludovica has presented her work at numerous academic and Track 1.5 venues across the US, Middle East, and Europe, and published her research in academic journals, policy papers, and commentaries.
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