ACA Events
The Arms Control Association periodically holds events to inform policy-makers, the press, and the public about important developments in arms control.
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April 11, 2008Arms Control Association Press Briefing
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December 4, 2007Arms Control Association Press Briefing
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November 1, 2007Presentation by Daryl G. Kimball for the Korea Economic Institute
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September 18, 2007Lunchtime Semiar by ACA and The Verification Research, Training and Information Centre (VERTIC)
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June 11, 2007Event with Ellen Tauscher, Edward Ifft, John Steinbruner and Daryl G. Kimball
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June 5, 2007Prepared Remarks by Wade Boese, Research Director, Arms Control Association
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April 19, 2007Transcript with remarks from Sidney Drell, Steve Fetter and Daryl G. Kimball
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February 9, 2007Transcript with remarks from Ambassador John S. Duncan, Ambassador Roald Naess, Stephen Goose and Daryl G. Kimball
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January 19, 2007Keynote by Rep. Howard Berman, with a panel featuring Robert Gallucci, Matthew Bunn and Jack Mendelsohn
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November 20, 2006Statement by Oliver Meier, International Representative of the Arms Control Association, to the Sixth Review Conference of the States-Parties to the Biological Weapons Convention
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November 14, 2006Arms Control Association Press Briefing
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October 11, 2006Prepared Remarks by Daryl G. Kimball to the ICAS 2006 Fall Symposium on Korean Peninsula Issues
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September 19, 2006
Since North Korea expelled international nuclear inspectors in late 2002, the international community has sought to persuade Pyongyang to halt and eliminate its nuclear weapons activities, which pose a serious threat to regional and international peace and stability. Although five countries (China, Japan, Russia, South Korea, and the United States) reached a September 2005 agreement with North Korea committing it to abandon its nuclear programs of concern, there has been little progress toward this goal. Indeed, Pyongyang has continued to operate its nuclear facilities and launched a round of ballistic missile tests in early July. The distinguished panel will make recommendations on what can be done to revitalize the deteriorating diplomatic process and make progress toward denuclearization in North Korea. (Continue)
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August 21, 2006Presentation by Daryl G. Kimball to 18th UN Conference on Disarmament Issues in Yokohama, Japan
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August 21, 2006Presentation by Daryl G. Kimball to the 18th UN Conference on Disarmament Issues in Yokohama, Japan
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July 11, 2006American Enterprise Institute Panel Featuring ACA Executive Director Daryl G. Kimball
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June 20, 2006Arms Control Association Press Roundtable
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June 7, 2006Arms Control Association Press Briefing
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May 11, 2006Oral Testimony and Prepared Remarks of Daryl G. Kimball Before the House International Relations Committee
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April 25, 2006Arms Control Association Press Briefing
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March 25, 2006Presentation by ACA Research Director to Brainstorming Session on "Promoting Disarmament and Nonproliferation: Exploring New Perspectives and Evolving Consensus"
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March 20, 2006Prepared Remarks of ACA Research Director to 4th Annual U.S. Missile Defense Conference
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February 15, 2006Arms Control Association Press Briefing
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January 25, 2006Arms Control Association Panel Discussion
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September 22, 2005Statement by ACA Executive Director Daryl G. Kimball on behalf of the Non-Governmental Organizations
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