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Volume 47: January/February 2017

Arms Control TODAY

The monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.

Focus

New Arms Race? No, Thanks
Daryl Kimball

Features

Nuclear Weapons: Key Decisions Will Shape the Size and Role of U.S. Nuclear Forces
Amy F. Woolf
North Korea: One Impulse for Trump to Heed
Leon V. Sigal
Russia: U.S.-Russian Relations and the Future Security of Europe
Ulrich Kühn
The Nuclear Test Ban: Technical Opportunities for the New Administration
Stephen Herzog
The CTBT at 20: Ambition on the Road to Success
Lassina Zerbo
REMARKS - Emerging Threats: Outer Space, Cyberspace, and Undersea Cables
Frank Rose

In Memoriam

In Memoriam: Sidney D. Drell (1926-2016)
Daryl G. Kimball

In the News

Australia and Asia

North Korea Hit With New Sanctions

Alicia Sanders-Zakre

The Middle East and Africa

U.S. Congress Extends Iran Sanctions

Kelsey Davenport

The World

Disputes Mire BWC Review Conference

Jenifer Mackby

IAEA Hosts Nuclear Security Meeting

Kelsey Davenport

Export Group Mulls Membership Terms

Kelsey Davenport

News Briefs

Talks to Explore ‘Killer Robots’ Ban

Jeff Abramson

Missile Defense Study Delayed

Kingston Reif

Mine Ban Successes, Challenges Continue

Jeff Abramson

India Tests Long-Range Missile

Kelsey Davenport

The United States and the Americas

Trump Nuclear Tweet Sparks Controversy

Kingston Reif

Time Expires on Obama Nuclear Agenda

Kingston Reif

CBO Details Nuclear Savings Options

Kingston Reif

Congress Rewrites Missile Defense Policy

Kingston Reif

Obama Acts on Arms Exports

Jeff Abramson

Europe and Russia

Europeans Seek Conventional Arms Talks

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.