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Arms Control Today, July/August 1999

Departments

July/August 1999 Bibliography

India's Draft Nuclear Doctrine

Focus

Features

NATO's Nuclear Weapons: The Rationale for 'No First Use'
Jack Mendelsohn

Pakistan's Road To a Minimum Nuclear Deterrent
Farah Zahra

Facing Nuclear Dangers: An Action Plan For the 21st Century
Excerpts from the Tokyo Forum Report

News

News & Negotiations

White House, Key Senators Intensify Push for CTBT
Craig Cerniello

Little Progress Made at START/ABM Talks
Craig Cerniello

Clinton Signs Controversial NMD Legislation
Craig Cerniello

India Releases Nuclear Doctrine, Looks to Emulate P-5 Arsenals
Howard Diamond

U.S., Ukraine Extend CTR Program
Craig Cerniello

Russia Not in Compliance With CFE Flank Limits
Wade Boese

U.S. Relaxes Export Controls on Supercomputers
Howard Diamond

Belgrade to Abide by Sub-Regional Arms Control Agreement
Wade Boese

New U.S.-Israeli Strategic Dialogue Announced; Israel Acquires New Submarine
Howard Diamond

Washington Again Ranks as World's Top Arms Supplier
Wade Boese

Chinese Strategic Plans Move Forward With Missile Test
Howard Diamond

U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan Further Upset China
Wade Boese

North Korea, U.S. to Meet on Missile Issues
Howard Diamond

Israel, Syria Seek Arms
Wade Boese

News Briefs

THAAD Moves Forward After Second Hit

U.S., Japan Formalize TMD Cooperation

Deutch Panel Calls Non-Proliferation Efforts Inadequate

UN Under-Secretary Worried About Arms Industry

CD Adds Five Members

KLA Disarming Slowly and Reluctantly

Commercial Arms Export Licenses Reported

Compromise Reached on Trident Subs

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