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Arms Control Today, October 2008

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Correction

October 2008 Bibliography

In Memoriam: Charles Van Doren

Focus

Features

The Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty: Effectively Verifiable
David Hafemeister

Avoiding a Perfect Storm: Recharting the NPT Review Process
Jean du Preez

Tackling the Illicit Small Arms Trade: The Chairman Speaks
Ambassador Dalius Čekuolis

Looking Back

LOOKING BACK: Carter’s 1978 Declaration and the Significance of Security Assurances
John Steinbruner

News

Asia and Australia

NSG, Congress Approve Nuclear Trade with India
Wade Boese

North Korea Moves to Restart Key Nuclear Plant
Peter Crail

Nuclear Disarmament Panel Members Named
Kirsten McNeil

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

U.S.-Russian Strategic Dialogue in Limbo
Wade Boese

Hill Pushes Russian Weapons Uranium Elimination
Miles A. Pomper

Threat Reduction Programs Continue Despite Rifts
Daniel Arnaudo

The United States and America

Type, Targets of Sanctions Shift in Bush Administration
Wade Boese

Report Urges Changes in Air Force Nuke Operations
Kirsten McNeil

Destruction Complete at U.S. Chemical Weapons Site
Kirsten McNeil

Senate Approves Pacts Regulating Conventional Arms
Wade Boese

The Middle East and Africa

ElBaradei Says Iran Stalls IAEA Inquiry
Peter Crail

Libya Adds New Pieces to Its Nuclear History
Peter Crail

Israel: Hezbollah Violating Arms Embargo
Meredith Lugo

The World

ElBaradei to Leave IAEA in 2009
Manasi Kakatkar

CCW Considers Limits on Cluster Munitions
Jeff Abramson

Global Arms Exports Soar in 2007
Wade Boese

UN Register Captures Expanded Small Arms Trade
Jeff Abramson

Conference on Disarmament Comes Up Empty Again
Manasi Kakatkar

BWC Experts Discuss Biosecurity, Awareness
Meredith Lugo

U.S. Launches New Safeguards Initiative
Peter Crail

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