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

Winter 1996 • Volume 3 • Number 2
Table of Contents

Articles

• Japan's Plutonium Program: A Proliferation Threat?
  by Motoya Kitamura
• U.S. Assistance Programs for Improving MPC&A in the Former Soviet Union
  by Jessica E. Stern
• The Cost of Disarmament: Dismantlement of Weapons and the Disposal of Military Surplus
  by Susanne Kopte, Michael Renner, and Peter Wilke

Viewpoints

• Target Rogue Behavior, Not Rogue States
  by Richard T. Cupitt
• Between a Rock and a Hard-Drive: Export Controls on Supercomputers
  by John Arquilla
• The HEU Deal and the U.S. Enrichment Corporation
  by Richard A. Falkenrath
• The Nunn-Lugar Program Should Be Increased, Not Reduced
  by Kostyantyn Hryshchenko, Bulat Nurgaliev, and Andrei Sannikov
• New Directions and Tools for Strengthening IAEA Safeguards
  by David A.V. Fischer

Report

• The United Nations Register of Conventional Arms: On Course in Its Third Year of Reporting
  by Edward J. Laurance and Tracy M. Keith

Nuclear and Missile Trade and Developments

• Nuclear-Related Trade and Cooperation Developments for Selected States
  July - October 1995
• Ballistic, Cruise Missile, and Missile Defense Systems: Trade and Significant Developments
  July - October 1995

Charts

• Missile and Space Launch Capabilities of Selected Countries
  Available only in print version.

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The Nonproliferation Review ISSN 1073-6700
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