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Arms Control Today, June 2009
Focus
Testing the World's Patience
Daryl Kimball
Features
Lots of Hedging, Little Leading: An Analysis of the Congressional Strategic Posture Commission Report
Hans M. Kristensen and Ivan Oelrich
Enhanced Prospects for 2010: An Analysis of the Third PrepCom and the Outlook for the 2010 NPT Review Conference
Rebecca Johnson
Toward a Legally Binding Arms Trade Treaty: An Interview with Bill Rammell
Jeff Abramson and Daniel Horner
Book Reviews
Facing the Reality of the Bomb
Barclay Ward
News
Asia and Australia
N. Korean Nuclear Test Prompts Global Rebuke
Peter Crail
Pakistani Nuclear Stocks Safe, Officials Say
Peter Crail
The World
CD Breaks Deadlock on Work Plan
Cole Harvey
Europe and the Former Soviet Union
U.S., Russia Continue Talks on START
Cole Harvey
The United States and the Americas
Nonproliferation Budget Sees Some Hikes
Cole Harvey and Daniel Horner
Obama Shifts U.S. Stance on CTBTO Funding
Meri Lugo and Daniel Horner
Obama Budget Seeks Rise in Tritium Capacity
Daniel Horner
Missile Defense Programs in Fiscal Years 2009 and 2010 Budgets
Cole Harvey
The Middle East and Africa
Progress Seen in Iranian Missile Test
Peter Crail
Congress Weighs Iran Sanctions, Diplomacy
Peter Crail
U.S., UAE Sign New Nuclear Cooperation Pact
Daniel Horner
Herbert York (1921-2009)
Katherine Magraw
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