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Arms Control Today, December 2008

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Departments

Treaty Analysis: Convention on Cluster Munitions

Letters to the Editor

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Corrections

December 2008 Bibliography

Focus

CTBT: Now More Than Ever
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

A Fresh Start? An Interview with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak
Interviewed by Daryl G. Kimball and Miles A. Pomper

A Different Kind of Complex: The Future of U.S. Nuclear Weapons and the Nuclear Weapons Enterprise
Richard L. Garwin

After the Reliable Replacement Warhead: What's Next for the U.S. Nuclear Arsenal?
Jeffrey Lewis

Time for a Systematic Analysis: U.S. Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Proliferation
Christopher F. Chyba

Arms Control Today 2008 Presidential Q&A: President-elect Barack Obama

Looking Back

LOOKING BACK: The 1978 Nuclear Nonproliferation Act
Sharon Squassoni

News

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

START Decision Put Off to 2009
Wade Boese

UK Auditor Criticizes Trident Renewal Plan
Manasi Kakatkar

The World

CCW Fails to Reach Cluster Munitions Pact
Jeff Abramson

Treaty ANALYSIS: The Convention on Cluster Munitions
Jeff Abramson

Nuclear Suppliers Make Progress on New Rules
Miles A. Pomper

Arms Trade Treaty Discussion Creeps Forward
Jeff Abramson

UN Sets Ground for Future Disarmament Battles
Jim Wurst

U.S. Atop Expanding Global Arms Market
Jeff Abramson

U.S., Russia Step Up Chemical Weapons Destruction
Oliver Meier

The Middle East and Africa

IAEA Report Raises Suspicions on Syrian Site
Peter Crail

Israeli Officials Wary of U.S. Shift on Iran
Peter Crail

Iran Forges Ahead on Enrichment
Peter Crail

The United States and the Americas

Anti-Missile Systems Uncertainty Grows
Wade Boese

Air Force Reorganizes Nuclear Commands
Kirsten McNeil

GAO Report Calls for Revamped PSI
Peter Crail

Asia and Australia

North Korea Hedges on Nuclear Sampling
Peter Crail

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