CIAO DATE: 07/02

Deadly Arsenals

Joseph Cirincione

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

June 2002

Table of Content

Contents

Foreword by Jessica T. Mathews

Acknowledgments

Part One. Assessments and Weapons

• Chapter 1 Global Trends

• Chapter 2 The International Non-Proliferation Regime

• Chapter 3 Nuclear Weapons and Materials

• Chapter 4 Biological and Chemical Weapons,

• Agents, and Proliferation

• Chapter 5 Missile Proliferation

Part Two. Declared Nuclear-Weapon States

• Overview

• Chapter 6 Russia

• Chapter 7 China

• Chapter 8 France

• Chapter 9 United Kingdom

• Chapter 10 United States

Part Three. Non-NPT Nuclear-Weapon States

• Overview

• Chapter 11 India

• Chapter 12 Pakistan

• Chapter 13 Israel

Part Four. Three Hard Cases

• Overview

• Chapter 14 North Korea

• Chapter 15 Iran

• Chapter 16 Iraq

Part Five. States of Some Concern

• Overview

• Chapter 17 Algeria

• Chapter 18 Libya 305

Part Six. States That Have Given Up Nuclear Weapons

• Overview

• Chapter 19 Non-Russian Nuclear Successor States:

• Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine

• Chapter 20 Argentina

• Chapter 21 Brazil

• Chapter 22 South Africa

Appendixes

• Appendix A The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of

• Nuclear Weapons

• Appendix B Convention on The Prohibition of the Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons and on Their Destruction

• Appendix C The Chemical Weapons Convention Fact Sheet

• Appendix D The Missile Technology Control Regime

• Appendix E Plenary Meeting of the Missile Technology Control Regime Press Release

• Appendix F Nuclear Supplier Organizations

• Appendix G Wassenaar Arrangement: Dual-Use Export Controls

• Appendix H Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

• Appendix I Glossary

Abbreviations and Acronyms

List of Maps

List of Tables

Index

About the Authors

About the Non-Proliferation Project

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace