A refereed journal concerned with the spread of nuclear, chemical, biological, and conventional weapons. Featuring viewpoints, articles, and reports on programs, treaties and export controls, terrorism, and the economic and environmental effects of weapons proliferation.

Updated: Jul 13, 2008

Fall/Winter 2004 • Volume 11 • Number 3
Table of Contents

Articles

• Critical Risk and the 2002 Kashmir Crisis
  Wallace J. Thies and Dorle Hellmuth

• A BW Risk Assessment: Historical and Technical Perspectives
  Reynolds M. Salerno, Jennifer Gaudioso, Rebecca L. Frerichs, and Daniel Estes

• A Nonproliferation Failure: America and Israel's Nuclear Program, 1960-1968
  Michael Engelhardt

• The Israeli Bombing of Osiraq Reconsidered: Successful Counterproliferation?
  Jeremy Tamsett

• Threat Reduction and North Korea's CBW Programs (PDF format)
  Elisa D. Harris

Viewpoints

• Moving Beyond the Debate on a Nuclear Japan
  Mitsuru Kurosawa

• Perspectives on Nonproliferation
  Carl Stoiber

Reports

• The IAEA Additional Protocol: What It Is and Why It Matters (PDF format)
  Theodore Hirsch

• Cleanup After a Radiological Attack: U.S. Prepares Guidance (PDF format)
  Elizabeth Eraker

Review Essay

• Russian BioWeapons: Still the Best-Kept Secret?
  Serguei Popov and Marina Voronova

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