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"Though we have acheived progress, our work is not over. That is why I support the mission of the Arms Control Association. It is, quite simply, the most effective and important organization working in the field today." 

– Larry Weiler
Former U.S.-Russian arms control negotiator
August 7, 2018

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Volume 46: September 2016

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

Focus

The UN and the Test Ban
Daryl Kimball

Features

Law of War Considerations In Fielding Nuclear Forces
Justin Anderson
The NPT Review Process: The Need for a More Productive Approach
Robert Einhorn
The Hidden Side of the U.S.-Russian Strategic Confrontation
Alexey Arbatov

In Memoriam

In Memoriam: Jeremiah D. Sullivan (1938-2016)
Terry Atlas

Book Reviews

In the News

Australia and Asia

North Korea Shifts on Denuclearization

Kelsey Davenport

South Korea to Deploy U.S. Defense System

Kingston Reif and Kelsey Davenport

The Middle East and Africa

Iran Requests IAEA Review Security

Kelsey Davenport

The World

U.S. Moves Forward on Test Ban Resolution

Shervin Taheran

Nations Debate How to Review BWC

Jenifer Mackby

News Briefs

Syria Cited for Chemical Weapons

Kelsey Davenport

Group Seeks Nuclear Ban Negotiations

Kingston Reif

NATO Highlights Role of Nuclear Weapons

Kingston Reif

India to Deploy Missiles Near China

Kelsey Davenport

The United States and the Americas

New Cruise Missiles to Cost $11 Billion

Kingston Reif
 
Interpretations, opinions, or conclusions in Arms Control Today should be understood to be solely those of the authors and should not be attributed to the association, its board of directors, officers, or other staff members, or to organizations and individuals that support the Arms Control Association.