Center for Nonproliferation Studies
The Nonproliferation Review

Volume VI, Number 3/Spring-Summer 1999

Interview

• Biological Weapons in the Former Soviet Union: An Interview with Dr. Kenneth Alibek  conducted by Jonathan B. Tucker

 

Articles

• An Impossible Game: Stable Nuclear Deterrence After the Indian and Pakistani Tests  by Mario E. Carranza

• Command and Control Challenges in South Asia  by Clayton P. Bowen and Daniel Wolvén

• The Hague and Ottawa Conventions: A Model for Future Weapon Ban Regimes?  by Ken Rutherford

 

Viewpoints

• The Threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction: A US Response  by Richard G. Lugar

• Information Warfare: Hype or Reality?  by E. Anders Eriksson
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• Theater Missile Defense and Northeast Asian Security  by Yan Xuetong

• The Plutonium Fallacy: An Update  by Paul Leventhal and Steven Dolley

• Arsenic and Old Weapons: Chemical Weapons Disposal in Russia  by Milton E. Blackwood, Jr.

• The Convergence of Arms Control and Nonproliferation: Vive la Différence  by Zachary S. Davis

 

Reports

• The CTBT Special Conference on Entry Into Force  by John V. Parachini with Tom Birmingham
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• Does Saudi Arabia Have or Seek Chemical or Biological Weapons?  by Dany Shoham

• US-Ukrainian Nuclear Cooperation: Is Kyiv Ready for It?  by Victor Zaborsky

 

Nuclear and Missile Trade and Developments

• Nuclear- and Missile-Related Trade and Developments for Selected Countries  by Clay Bowen, Erik Jorgensen, Gaurav Kampani, and Fred Wehling

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