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Arms Control Today, September 2007

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Corrections

September 2007 Bibliography

September 2007 ACT Print Advertisers

Focus

Fixing a Flawed Nuclear Deal
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Countering the MANPADS Threat: Strategies for Success
Matt Schroeder

Convention in Peril? Riot Control Agents and the Chemical Weapons Ban
Kyle M. Ballard

Nuclear Technical Cooperation: A Right or a Privilege?
Jack Boureston and Jennifer Lacey

Looking Back

LOOKING BACK: Kananaskis at Five: Assessing the Global Partnership
Paul F. Walker

News

Asia and Australia

U.S.-Indian Nuclear Deal Advances
Wade Boese

NK Shuts Down Reactor; Talks Progress
Peter Crail

U.S. Renews Fighter Exports to Pakistan
Zachary Ginsburg

U.S. and South Korea Reach Technology Pact
Peter Crail

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Agrees on Work Plan With IAEA
Peter Crail

Congress Moves to Impose Iran Sanctions
C. I. Bosley

U.S. Plans Major Middle East Arms Sales
David Houska

Israel, Neighbors Mull Nuclear Power Programs
Miles A. Pomper

France, Libya Sign Nuclear Desalination Deal
Alex Bollfrass

Iran Allegedly Skirts Hezbollah Arms Ban
C. I. Bosley

Security Council Ends UNMOVIC
Paul Kerr

Small Arms Raising Concerns in Iraq
Jeff Abramson

The World

Arms Trade Dips But Still Brisk in 2006
Wade Boese

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

Arms Issues Divide U.S. and Russia
Wade Boese

U.S., UK Sign Defense Trade Cooperation Treaty
Daniel Arnaudo

U.S. Cuts Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe
Oliver Meier

The United States and the Americas

Lawmakers Knock New Warhead Report
Wade Boese

U.S. Begins Trimming ICBM Fleet
Abby Doll

White House Nonproliferation Office Created
C. I. Bosley

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