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Arms Control Today, July/August 2000

Departments

Report of the National Missile Defense Independent Review Team

Focus

The Buck Stops Here
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr.

Features

Anticipating Inspections: UNMOVIC Readies Itself for Iraq
An Interview with Hans Blix

An Unequivocal Success? Implications of the NPT Review Conference
Tariq Rauf

New Ambitions, Old Obstacles: Japan and Its Search For an Arms Control Strategy
Michael J. Green and Katsuhisa Furukawa

News

News & Negotiations

Crucial NMD Test Misses; Booster Failure Responsible
Wade Boese

Little Progress on ABM, START at Moscow Summit; Putin Proposes Joint Anti-Missile 'Umbrella'
Wade Boese

Plutonium, Early-Warning Accords Advanced at U.S.-Russian Summit
Philipp C. Bleek

Pentagon Defends NMD Plans Amid Growing Skepticism
Wade Boese

GAO and Welch Reports Find NMD Program Still Risky
Wade Boese

U.S. Eases Sanctions After North-South Summit; Pyongyang Reaffirms Missile-Testing Ban
Seth Brugger and Matthew Rice

Latest Los Alamos Security Debacle Prompts Hearings on DOE
Philipp C. Bleek

Belgrade Suspends Sub-Regional Arms Control Participation
Wade Boese

Clinton Protects Russian 'HEU Deal' Assets
Philipp C. Bleek

News Briefs

Ukraine to Meet 2001 START I Deadline

THEL Test a Success

State and Lockheed Settle Export Control Dispute

U.S., Pakistan Resume Non-Proliferation Talks

Senate Authorizes Unilateral Nuclear Reductions

China Repeats Call for CD Outer Space Talks

Congress Approves Helicopters for Colombia

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