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June 1, 2018

Book Reviews

Arms Control Today reviews of recent books on the subject of arms control, nonproliferation, and international security. Shorter reviews of books can be found in the Books of Note section. To purchase any of these books, please visit our Arms Control Today Reviewed Books list on Amazon.com, who will share a portion of sales revenue with the Arms Control Association.

BOOK REVIEW: Playing Offense and Defense on Biological Weapons

Kavita M. Berger

July 2015
BOOK REVIEW: The Material World of Nuclear Weapons

Reviewed by James E. Doyle

March 2015
BOOK REVIEW: When Strategic Optimism and Nonproliferation Collide

Edward P. Levine

January 2015
Book Review: Posture Matters, but Stability Matters More

Reviewed by Douglas B. Shaw

September 2014
Book Review: Bringing Pakistan In From the Cold

Joshua T. White

June 2014
Book Review: Containment May Be the Best Strategy When It Comes to Iran

Barbara Slavin

December 2013
Book Review: From Hiroshima to New START

Jack Mendelsohn

October 2013
Assessing the Nuclear Cop

Andrew K. Semmel

May 2013
South Asia’s Distinctive Arms Race

Michael Krepon

November 2012
Managing the Security Risks of Emerging Technologies

Michael Moodie

August 2012

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