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Arms Control Today, November 1999
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Just Say 'No'
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr.
Features
National Missile Defense: Collision in Progress
John Steinbruner
How a Limited National Missile Defense Would Impact the ABM Treaty
Lisbeth Gronlund and George Lewis
News
News & Negotiations
Russian Officials Continue to Oppose Changes to ABM Treaty
J. Peter Scoblic
NMD Program Again Criticized by Independent Review Panel
Wade Boese
CFE Adapted at OSCE Summit in Istanbul
Wade Boese
Executive Summary of the Adapted Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty
Wade Boese
Departments of Defense, Energy Open Centers in Russia
J. Peter Scoblic
Pentagon Notifies Congress of $13 Billion in Possible Arms Sales
Wade Boese
U.S. and South Korea Hold Ballistic Missile Talks
Wade Boese
News Briefs
CTBTO Funding Remains in U.S. Budget
Pakistan Says It Will Not Be the First to Test
Japanese Minister Resigns Over Nuclear Remarks
Hungarian PM Angers Moscow With Nuke Remark
Israel Conducts Successful Arrow Test
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