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The Arms Control Association is an "exceptional organization that effectively addresses pressing national and international challenges with an impact that is disproportionate to its small size." 

– John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
January 19, 2011

Volume 41: July/August 2011

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

Focus

New Nuclear Suppliers Rules a Net Plus
Daryl G. Kimball

Features

Realizing the Full Potential of the Open Skies Treaty
Sidney D. Drell and Christopher W. Stubbs
Securing WMD Expertise: Lessons Learned From Iraq
Peter D. Smallwood and William T. Liimatainen

Looking Back

1991 Arms Trade Control Efforts and Their Echoes
Edward J. Laurance

In the News

Europe and Russia

Missile Defense Cooperation Stalls

Tom Z. Collina

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Launches Second Satellite

Peter Crail

Iran to Boost 20%-Enriched Uranium Output

Peter Crail

IAEA Sends Syria Nuclear Case to UN

Peter Crail

News Briefs

Nigeria Clears Mined Areas

Farrah Zughni

Russia Endorses Plutonium Disposition Pact

Daniel Horner

Nuclear-Weapon States Meet in Paris

Daryl G. Kimball

Nuclear Policies Clash in Defense Bills

Tom Z. Collina

The World

NSG Revises Rules on Sensitive Exports

Daniel Horner

The United States and the Americas

Russia Below Some New START Limits

Tom Z. Collina

Australia and Asia

U.S. Navy Turns Back North Korean Ship

Peter Crail
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