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Arms Control Today, April 2003

Departments

Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty (as passed by the Senate)

April 2003 Bibliography

Focus

A Perilous Precedent
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

How Will the Iraq War Change Global Nonproliferation Strategies?
Joseph Cirincione

The Russian Nuclear Arms Control Agenda After SORT
Nikolai Sokov

Creating a New Multilateral Export Control Regime
Michael Beck and Seema Gahlaut

News

News & Negotiations

Pentagon, Levin Dispute Missile Defense Success, Testing
Wade Boese

U.S., Russia Agree to Plutonium Reactor Shutdown
Christine Kucia

U.S. Grapples with Use of Nonlethal Agents
Kerry Boyd

Administration Seeks Repeal of Ban on Nuclear Weapon Research
Christine Kucia

Senate Endorses Nuclear Reductions Treaty; Duma Delays
Christine Kucia

Bush Asks for Nearly $75 Billion To Assist War Effort
Wade Boese

Pentagon Claims PAC-3 Success Against Iraqi Missiles
Wade Boese

Lugar, Hunter Lock Horns on Threat Reduction
Christine Kucia

Republicans, Democrats Square Off on Approaches to Proliferation
Wade Boese

N. Korea’s Uranium Program Moving Ahead, Kelly Says
Paul Kerr

Proposed Missile Defense Sale to India Still in Limbo
Wade Boese

India, Pakistan Trade Tit-for-Tat Missile Tests
Rose Gordon

U.S. Scientists Studied, Rejected Nukes in Vietnam
Christine Kucia

Coalition Forces Still Searching For WMD in Iraq
Paul Kerr

U.S. Might Use Landmines In Iraq; Future Policy Unclear
Wade Boese

IAEA ‘Taken Aback’ By Speed Of Iran’s Nuclear Program
Paul Kerr

Unfinished Business in Iraq
Wade Boese

Six-Year-Old CWC Passes Some Tests and Fails Others
Kerry Boyd

Talks Focus on Coping With Bombs When the Shooting Stops
Wade Boese

Conference Pledges to Curb Dirty Bomb Danger
Christine Kucia

U.S., Russia Spar Over Alleged Iraqi Arms Deals
Wade Boese

News Briefs

U.S. Levies Sanctions for Transfers to Iraq

More Security Needed at Russian Nuke Facilities

CD Still Stalled by U.S., China Spat

Neutralization Approved for CW Destruction

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