Arms Control Today, November 2012
Features
Dealing With Syria’s Dangerous Arsenals
Leonard S. Spector and Egle Murauskaite
The NSG Decision on Sensitive Nuclear Transfers: ABACC and the Additional Protocol
David S. Jonas, John Carlson, and Richard S. Goorevich
Book Reviews
Book Review: South Asia’s Distinctive Arms Race
Michael Krepon
News
The Middle East and Africa
Iran Says Talks to Resume in November
Kelsey Davenport
Arab States Look to WMD Meeting in 2012
Kelsey Davenport and Daria Medvedeva
Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Nunn-Lugar Program’s Future Uncertain
Tom Z. Collina
The World
CTBTO Picks Lassina Zerbo as Next Head
Marcus Taylor and Daniel Horner
U.S. Officials Detail Cyber Policy
Timothy Farnsworth
New ATT Plan Advances
Daryl G. Kimball
Asia and Australia
South Korea Extends Missile Range
Kelsey Davenport
Strains Seen in Japan’s Plutonium Policy
Daniel Horner
The United States and the Americas
U.S. Remains Above New START Limits
Tom Z. Collina
U.S. Pushes Missile Defense Globally
Tom Z. Collina
News Briefs
Nuclear Security Bill Stalled in Senate
Wanda Archy
Space Code Meeting Postponed
Timothy Farnsworth
Scots Seek Legal Ban on Nuclear Weapons
Marcus Taylor
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