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Arms Control Today, November/December 1998
Focus
Don't Stop START II
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr.
Features
National Missile Defense, The ABM Treaty And the Future of START II
National Missile Defense, the ABM Treaty and the Future of START II
Panelists Include Spurgeon Keeny, John Pike, John Rhinelander and Susan Eisenhower
Averting a Train Wreck in North Korea
Leon V. Sigal
Funding CW Demilitarization in Russia: Time to Share the Burden
Harold P. Smith, Jr.
News
News & Negotiations
UNSCOM Future Unceartain After Strikes on Iraq
Howard Diamond
Lugar Cites CTR Progress, Calls on U.S. for More Aid
Craig Cerniello
Duma Drafts Resolution Then Postpones Vote on START II
Craig Cerniello
U.S. Waives Many Test-Related Sanctions on India, Pakistan
Howard Diamond
Germany Raises No-First-Use Issue at NATO Meeting
Wade Boese
DOE Plans to Obtain Tritium From Existing Civilian Reactors
Craig Cerniello
Little Progress at Wassenaar Export Control Regime Plenary
Wade Boese
News Briefs
Cyprus Forgoes Russian Missile Deployment
South Africa Announces Major Arms Purchases
Parties Aim to Complete CFE by November 1999
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