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Arms Control Today, July/August 2008

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Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Corrections

July/August 2008 Bibliography

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Focus

Features

New Presidents, New Agreements? Advancing U.S.-Russian Strategic Arms Control
Alexei Arbatov and Rose Gottemoeller

Israel’s Airstrike on Syria’s Reactor: Implications for the Nonproliferation Regime
Leonard S. Spector and Avner Cohen

Before the Day After: Using Pre-Detonation Nuclear Forensics to Improve Fissile Material Security
Daniel H. Chivers, Bethany F. Lyles Goldblum, Brett H. Isselhardt, and Jonathan S. Snider

Looking Back

LOOKING BACK: The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Then and Now
George Bunn and John B. Rhinelander

News

The World

107 Countries Approve Cluster Munitions Treaty
Jeff Abramson

Interdiction Initiative Successes Assessed
Wade Boese

Swiss Destroy Key A.Q. Khan Evidence
Peter Crail

High-Level Panel Calls for Stronger IAEA
Kyle Fishman

The United States and the Americas

Air Force Leaders Fired Over Nuke Handling
Stephen Bunnell

News Analysis: Missile Defense Role Questioned
Wade Boese

Shorter-Range Missile Defenses Show Progress
Wade Boese

U.S. Issues Broad Threat to WMD Accomplices
Wade Boese

Senate Committee Completes Iraq Intel Probe
Peter Crail

Pentagon Calls for More DTRA Support
Stephen Bunnell

Bush’s Nuclear Reprocessing Plan Under Fire
Miles A. Pomper

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

U.S. Presses Poland on Anti-Missile Site
Wade Boese

Russian Plutonium-Producing Reactors Closed
Stephen Bunnell

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Presented With Revamped Incentives
Peter Crail

EU Levies Sanctions on Iran
Peter Crail

Candidates Differ on Iran, Agree on Sanctions
Peter Crail

States Divest From Businesses Tied to Iran
Brian Radzinsky

Asia and Australia

North Korea Delivers Nuclear Declaration
Peter Crail

IAEA South Korean Concerns Resolved
Kyle Fishman

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