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Arms Control Today, April/May 1999

Departments

The Cox Report: Selected Text and Commentaries

Keep the Facts of the Cox Report in Perspective
Representative John M. Spratt, Jr.

The Cox Report's 'Dirty Little Secret'
Jonathan D. Pollack

Why China Won't Build U.S. Warheads
Richard L. Garwin

Assessing the Cost vs. Benefit Of U.S.-Chinese Scientific Cooperation
Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky

Don't Let Furor From Cox Report Undermine U.S.-Russian Cooperation
Kenneth N. Luongo

Nuclear Weapons-Related Recommendations of the Cox Committee

Cox Report Overview

Introductory Note From the Damage Assessment Review Panel

Key Findings of the Intelligence Community Damage Assessment

Focus

Hyping Chinese Espionage
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr.

Features

The CWC at the Two-Year Mark: An Interview With Dr. John Gee

Divisions and Doubts At the Third NPT PrepCom
Rebecca Johnson

News

News & Negotiations

Cox Panel Charges China With Extensive Nuclear Espionage
Howard Diamond

NMD Bill Clears Congress as Senate Re-Examines ABM Treaty
Craig Cerniello

U.S. Says N. Korea Site Nuclear Free; Perry Visits Pyongyang
Howard Diamond

NATO Unveils 'Strategic Concept' at 50th Anniversary Summit
Wade Boese

India, Pakistan Test New Missiles; U.S. Urges Restraint
Howard Diamond

Security Council Remains Divided Over Iraqi Arms Regime, Sanctions
Howard Diamond

Belgrade Suspends Implementation of Sub-Regional Arms Accord
Wade Boese

CD Remains in Stalemate; U.S. Criticized for NMD Plans
Wade Boese

U.S. Ratifies Amended CCW Landmines Protocol
Wade Boese

Ottawa Convention States-Parties Hold First Conference; U.S. Attends
Wade Boese

Russian Compliance With CFE 'Flank' Limit in Doubt
Wade Boese

News Briefs

Yeltsin Signs Decree on Tactical Nuclear Weapons

THAAD Test Aborted

U.S. Reports 1998 Arms Transfers to UN

OAS Transparency Convention Ready for Signature

Kerrey Amendment on Nuclear Reductions Defeated

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