LNCV has established a South Asia working group, open to Indians, Pakistanis and international experts, to source way for creating nuclear confidence and non-proliferation culture in South Asia. Its primary aim is to investigate CTR like approach, nuclear CBMs and joint practices to enhance the safety of the nuclear complexes in India and Pakistan, their export control mechanism and to decrease the dangers of proliferation of nuclear material equipment and sensitive knowledge. In particular the LNCV has prepared specific case studies, supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, aimed to deal with the most relevant issues of concern, as the minimal nuclear deterrence posture, the Us-India deal and the energy geopolitics in the region.
This program is also analysing the new geopolitical and geostrategic trends in the enlarged region, with a specific emphasis on cooperative security programs and on the ‘energy factor’.

Publications (3) 
2/15/2008Article in Limes Issue 1/2008 "I terroristi possono impadronirsi della Bomba?"
1/1/2006Case Study "A Cooperative Threat Reduction And Regional Verification Monitoring Model For South Asia. The Pakistan View"
1/21/2002Nuclear safety, nuclear stability and nuclear strategy

Workshops and Events (7) 
10/3/2007Cooperative Nonproliferation and Stability in South Asia and in the Surrounding Region
10/2/2006Cooperative Stability in South Asia. The New Regional Scenario and the India-Pakistan Nuclear Dimension
10/26/2005Cooperative Stability in South Asia. Different Roles for Different Players
10/27/2004Security Issues and Economic Co-operative Dimension in South Asia: Towards a Regional Stability
2/3/2003Local Conflicts in the World: the Kashmir Conundrum Case – the KSG Proposal
7/5/2000Can Advanced Energy Systems cope with Energy Demands of Asia, OECD-Pacific and CIS?
5/20/1999Nuclearization of South Asia: Problems and Solutions