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Arms Control Today, January/February 2013

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Departments

Correction

Focus

Obama’s Second Chance
Daryl G Kimball

Features

Back to the Drawing Board: The Need for Sound Science in U.S. Missile Defense
Philip E. Coyle

No Chemical Weapons Use by Anyone: An Interview With OPCW Director-General Ahmet Üzümcü
Interviewed by Daniel Horner

Time to Stop Reprocessing in Japan
Masako Toki and Miles Pomper

Looking Back: Iraq: Disarmament Without Resolution
Paul Kerr

News

Asia and Australia

N. Korea Launch Spurs Talk of New Policy
Kelsey Davenport

Indian Missile Defense Program Advances
Eric Auner

The United States and the Americas

Some See Chance for Missile Defense Deal
Tom Z. Collina

Longer Life Seen for Warhead Pits
Tom Z. Collina

Pentagon’s Cybersecurity Role Clarified
Timothy Farnsworth

News Briefs

‘Cliff’ Bill Removes Arms Control Hurdle
Tom Z. Collina

NATO Divided Over Arms Control Panel
Oliver Meier

Mine Policy Review Near End, U.S. Says
Daryl G. Kimball

Law Cuts U.S. Ties to Russian Arms Firm
Marcus Taylor

The Middle East and Africa

Prospects for Iran-IAEA Deal Fluctuate
Kelsey Davenport

The World

Global Partnership Revamped in 2012
Kelsey Davenport

Stage Set for Meeting on Chemical Arms
Daniel Horner

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