Curriculum vitae
Dr Oliver Meier holds PhD in political science
from the Free University of Berlin. He has studied
international relations at the Department of
Political Science at the Free University of
Berlin and also was a fellow at the Center for
Arms Control and International Security at Stanford
University. He was Senior Analyst with the Berlin
Information Centre for Transatlantic Security
(BITS) in Berlin and Geneva and (Senior) Arms
Control and Disarmament Researcher with the
Verification Research, Training and Information
Centre (VERTIC) in London, and a consultant
to several non-governmental organisations. He
has worked on the staff of Uta Zapf, who is
a member of the Foreign Relations Committee
and chairperson of the subcommittee on disarmament,
arms control and non-proliferation in the German
Bundestag.
Since May 1995 Dr Oliver Meier is a researcher
with the Institute for Peace Research and Security
Policy at the University of Hamburg. He currently
works on a project funded by the German Found
for Peace Research, looking at the impact of
technology transfers on the legitimacy of non-proliferation
regimes. He is also the International Representative
and Correspondent of the U.S. Arms Control Association
(ACA), based in Berlin. As part of a joint project
run by ACA, the British American Security Information
Council and IFSH and funded by the Hewlett Foundation
he is analysing options to reduce the role of
tactical nuclear weapons in European security.
Languages
German, English, French
Current projects
Control or Cooperation? Technology transfers
and efforts to control the spread of weapons
of mass destruction
Reducing the role of tactical nuclear weapons
in Europe
Publications
» selected
publications
Contact
Kiefholzstr. 12
D-12435 Berlin
Phone: +49-30-4372 3970
Fax: +49-30-4372 3972
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