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Arms Control Today, January/February 2003

Departments

National Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction

January/February 2003 Bibliography

Focus

Beyond the 'Axis of Evil'
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Confusing Ends and Means: The Doctrine of Coercive Pre-emption
John Steinbruner

A Strategy for Defusing the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
Joel S. Wit

How U.S. Strategic Policy Is Changing China’s Nuclear Plans
Joanne Tompkins

News

News & Negotiations

North Korea Quits NPT, Says It Will Restart Nuclear Facilities
Paul Kerr

Inspectors Try to Fill Gaps in Iraqi Declaration
Paul Kerr

Bush to Deploy 'Modest' Missile Defense in 2004
Wade Boese

Code of Conduct Aims to Stop Ballistic Missile Proliferation
Paul Kerr

Wassenaar Members Adopt Small Arms Initiative
Wade Boese

Bush Administration Releases Strategy on WMD Threat
Wade Boese

IAEA to Visit Two 'Secret' Nuclear Sites in Iran
Paul Kerr

Russia Agrees to Use U.S. MOX Facility Design
Christine Kucia

Russia, Iran Finalize Spent Fuel Agreement
Christine Kucia

U.S. Stops Then Releases Shipment of N. Korean missiles
Paul Kerr

Latest Ground-Based Missile Defense Test Fails
Wade Boese

PAC-3 Production to Pick Up
Wade Boese

Countries Agree to Negotiate on Explosive Remnants of War
Wade Boese

Bush Signs 2003 Defense Authorization Act
Rose Gordon

OPCW Annual Report Cites Progress, Problems
Kerry Boyd

An Extra Year for Russian Withdrawal from Moldova
Wade Boese

Study Finds Chemical Weapons Incineration Is Safe
Kerry Boyd

India Establishes Formal Nuclear Command Structure
Kerry Boyd

Oil-for-Food Extended, Goods Review List Revised
Paul Kerr

News Briefs

BWC Won't Harm Export Controls, GAO Says

Chemical Weapons Destruction Begins at Gorny

ABM Lawsuit Dismissed

Poland Opts for F-16s

Nuclear Weapon States Dispute C. Asian Pact

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