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Arms Control Today, September/October 1999

Departments

Vienna Conference Final Declaration

Letter to the Editor

September/October 1999 Bibliography

The CTB Treaty: Signatories and Ratifiers

Focus

An American Tragedy
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr.

Features

Illuminating Global Interests: The UN and Arms Control
An Interview With UN Undersecretary-General Jayantha Dhanapala

Damage Assessment: The Senate Rejection of the CTBT

Damage Assessment: The Senate Rejection of the CTBT (continued)

Endgame: CFE Adaptation And the OSCE Summit
Colonel Jeffrey D. McCausland

The Risks of Further Nuclear Testing in South Asia
William Walker

Endgame: CFE Adaptation And the OSCE Summit
Colonel Jeffrey D. McCausland

News

News & Negotiations

Senate Rejects Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty; Clinton Vows to Continue Moratorium
Craig Cerniello

Russia, China, U.S. Allies Condemn Senate Defeat of Treaty
Craig Cerniello

NMD System Achieves First Intercept; U.S. Clarifies ABM Negotiating Position
Craig Cerniello

North Korea Freezes Missile Tests; U.S. to Lift Sanctions; Perry Report Released
Howard Diamond

Congress Approves DOE Reorganization; Clinton Leaves Control With Energy Secretary
Howard Diamond

U.S. Intelligence Estimate Warns of Rising Missile Threats
Howard Diamond

Fewer Countries Submit Arms Trade Data to UN Register
Wade Boese

Conference on Disarmament Completes Another Barren Year
Wade Boese

Security Council Unable to Reach Consensus On Iraq for Genereal Assembly Meeting
Howard Diamond

Belgrade, KLA Move Forward on Arms Control, Disarmament
Wade Boese

News Briefs

Polish, Kazakh Arms Illegally Transferred

Russia Admits CFE Violation

U.S. and EU Suspend Military Ties With Indonesia

South Africa Signs Arms Deals

U.S. HPCs to Be Moved to Russian Civilian Center

Pakistani Prime Minister Ousted in Bloodless Coup

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