Volume 4 • Number 2
ARTICLES
Norway’s Nuclear Odyssey: From Optimistic Proponent to Nonproliferator
by Astrid Forland
Tactical Nuclear Weapons Elimination: Next Step for Arms Control
by Nikolai Sokov
Upgrading Security at Nuclear Power Plants in the Newly Independent States
by Oleg Bukharin
The Evolution of China’s Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy
by Mingquan Zhu
VIEWPOINTS
Strengthening the BWC: Lessons from the UNSCOM Experience
by Annabelle Duncan and Kenneth G. Johnson
Preparing for the April 1997 NPT PrepCom
by Tariq Rauf
Neither Hype Nor Complacency: WMD Proliferation after the Cold War
by Harald Müller
Getting Burnt by Weapons Plutonium: Security Implications of U.S. Disposition Options
by Adam Bernstein
REPORTS
The United Nations Register of Conventional Arms: Increasing Transparency for Four Years
by Tracy M. Keith
Stemming Russia’s Plutonium Tide: Cooperative Efforts to Convert Military Reactors
by Todd Perry
NUCLEAR AND MISSILE TRADE AND DEVELOPMENTS
Nuclear-Related Trade and Cooperation Developments for Selected States July – October 1996
Ballistic, Cruise Missile, and Missile Defense Systems: Trade and Significant Developments July – October 1996
Missile and Space Launch Capabilities of Selected Countries
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