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Arms Control Today, November 2002

Departments

The Cuban Missile Crisis

Focus

Features

DISARMING IRAQ: HOW WEAPONS INSPECTIONS CAN WORK
An ACA Press Conference With Daryl G. Kimball, Robert Gallucci, Jessica T. Mathews, and Jonathan B. Tucker

News

News & Negotiations

North Korea Admits Secret Nuclear Weapons Program
Paul Kerr

U.S., Security Council Debate
Paul Kerr

Central Asian States Negotiate Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone
Christine Kucia

GAO Says Multilateral Export Control Regimes Too Weak
Wade Boese

Ground-Based Midcourse Defense Hits Again
Wade Boese

Deadlines Extended for Russian Chemical Demilitarization
Kerry Boyd

Serb Arms Companies in Illegal Deals With Iraq
Wade Boese

U.S. Funds Released for Shchuch'ye
Christine Kucia

U.S. Releases Information On Cold War Chem-Bio Tests
Kerry Boyd

Tritium Production Licenses Granted to Civilian Power Plants
Christine Kucia

U.S. Begins Trimming Nuclear Forces
Christine Kucia

U.S. Reportedly Offers Russia Deal on Bushehr
Paul Kerr

News Briefs

MTCR Closes Some Loopholes

India, Pakistan Conduct Missile Tests

Russia Uses Opiate-Based Gas on Militants

No Movement on Strategic Reductions Treaty

November 2002 Bibliography

China Issues Chem-Bio Export Control Laws

G-8 Partnership Needs More Funding

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