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Kenneth C. Brill

Brill is a retired career diplomat with senior-level experience in a variety of policy and geographic issues. He served as US Ambassador to the IAEA and the UN Office in Vienna (2001-04) and founding director of the US National Counterproliferation Center (2005-2009). Earlier assignments included acting-Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, Ambassador to the Republic of Cyprus, Deputy Chief of Mission and acting-Ambassador in New Delhi, and Political Counselor in Amman, Jordan. He is a member of the Fissile Materials Working Group.



Articles by Kenneth C. Brill

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Preventing the preventable: Strengthening international controls to thwart radiological terrorism

By Kenneth C. Brill, John H. Bernhard | Nuclear Risk

Preventing the preventable: Strengthening international controls to thwart radiological terrorism

By Kenneth C. Brill, John H. Bernhard | Analysis

A security system commensurate with the risk of nuclear terrorism

By Kenneth C. Brill, Kenneth N. Luongo | Nuclear Weapons, Opinion