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Arms Control Today, January/February 2004

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January/February 2004 Arms Control in Print

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Features

The Bush Administration's Views on the Future of Nuclear Weapons: Interview with NNSA Administrator Linton Brooks
Interviewed by Daryl G. Kimball and Miles A. Pomper

A Democratic View: Toward a More Responsible Nuclear Nonproliferation Strategy
Senators Carl Levin and Jack Reed

Campaign 2004

The Politics of Arms Control
Miles A. Pomper

Election 2004: The National Security Context
Alton Frye

Special Section: 2004 Candidate Profiles

News

News & Negotiations

Libya Vows to Dismantle WMD Program
Paul Kerr

U.S., UK Devising Plans for Libya Inspections
Paul Kerr

U.S. and North Korea at Impasse Over Talks
Paul Kerr

Deconstructed: North Korea's Nuclear Programs
Paul Kerr

Taiwan Proposes Controversial Vote on Chinese Missiles
Wade Boese

Iran Signs Additional Protocol With IAEA
Paul Kerr

Questions Remain Over Failure to Find Iraqi WMD; U.S. Begins Program to Employ Iraqi Scientists
Paul Kerr

China Stresses Common Approach With Bush Administration's Nonproliferation Policy
Paul Kerr

U.S.; Allies Seek Right to Board Ships in WMD Search
Wade Boese

Senate Approves New U.S. Ambassador to CD
Wade Boese

U.S. Rebukes Russia for Failing to Withdraw Troops From Georgia and Moldova
Wade Boese

Pact on Battlefield Munitions Reached
Wade Boese

Pentagon Awards Two Major Missile Defense Contracts
Wade Boese

Wassenaar Endorses Steps to Deny Terrorists Arms
Wade Boese

News Briefs

Funds OK'd for Shchuch'ye Destruction Facility

Blix to Head New Nonproliferation Commission

Nuclear Material Removed From Bulgaria

Australia Volunteers for Missile Defense

Naval Missile Defense Test Succeeds

U.S. Circulates Draft UN Resolution to Prevent Proliferation

Last Nuclear Artillery Shell in U.S. Stockpile Dismantled

Putin Says Russian Export Controls Must be Improved

Tensions Between India and Pakistan Ease

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