Christopher David LaRoche

Christopher David LaRoche is a Stanton Fellow in the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and an assistant professor of international relations at Central European University.

Articles by Christopher David LaRoche
A person wearing all white is seen from the waist and down as they walk across a grassy lawn. They carry a leather briefcase in each hand.
A person wearing all white is seen from the waist and down as they walk across a grassy lawn. They carry a leather briefcase in each hand.

The U.S. President Should Practice for a Nuclear Crisis

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Christopher David LaRoche
A Russian intercontinental ballistic missile that can deliver multiple nuclear warheads sits on a Moscow street during the rehearsal for a Victory Day parade on May 7. A soldier in fatigues stands in the foreground with tall buildings in the distance.
A Russian intercontinental ballistic missile that can deliver multiple nuclear warheads sits on a Moscow street during the rehearsal for a Victory Day parade on May 7. A soldier in fatigues stands in the foreground with tall buildings in the distance.

Russia’s Nukes Are Probably Secure From Rogue Actors

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Christopher David LaRoche, Kirill Shamiev
Adolf Hitler greets British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain at Munich in 1938.
Adolf Hitler greets British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain at Munich in 1938.

Ukraine Isn’t Munich—or Vietnam or Berlin This article has an audio recording

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Christopher David LaRoche
People who fled the war in Ukraine line up to pick clothes in Poland.
People who fled the war in Ukraine line up to pick clothes in Poland.

Ukraine’s Refugees Are Close Enough for European Solidarity

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Simon Frankel Pratt, Christopher David LaRoche
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