PAUL INGRAM

Paul Ingram is Academic Programme Manager and Senior Research Associate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge. Paul has several decades experience leading diverse and multicultural teams to impact decisions on existential threats, particularly nuclear war. He was the Executive Director of the transatlantic British American Security Information Council (BASIC) 2007-19, focusing on nuclear deterrence and disarmament issues in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Since 2019 he has worked closely with the Swedish Foreign Ministry crafting the Stepping Stones Approach. The associated 16-nation Stockholm Initiative for Nuclear Disarmament has become a widely-acknowledged glimmer of hope for the NPT Review process.

This is the ‘Parent page’ for links to some of his valuable articles or other information about his outstanding work.

Ukraine: what should western countries do next?

Loose talk costs lives

Paul Ingram moves to the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk

Paul Ingram: the military – who have seen the devastating effects of war – could be our best allies

Disarmament diplomacy using the Stepping Stones Approach

o