Nonproliferation Review • 5.3 • Spring-Summer 1998

Volume 5 • Number 3

ARTICLES

CANDU or CANDON’T: Competing Values behind Canada’s Nuclear Sales
by Duane Bratt


Lessons of Iranian Missile Programs for U.S. Nonproliferation Policy
Aaron Karp


Assesing the First Year of the Chemical Weapons Convention
by Alexander Kelle


Russia’s Missile Industry and U.S. Nonproliferation Options
by Victor Mizin


Chemical and Biological Weapons in Egypt
by Dany Shoham


VIEWPOINTS

On Proliferation Watch: Some Reflections on the Past Quarter Century
by Lewis Dunn


Making Progress on a Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty after the South Asian Tests
by George Bunn


The MTCR and EU Expansion
by Wyn Bowen


Commercial Satellite Imagery and the CTBT Verification Process
by Vipin Gupta and Frank Pabian


Establishing International Standards for Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
by Bonnie D. Jenkins


REPORTS

U.S.-Chinese Lab-to-Lab Technical Exchange Program
by Nancy Prindle


NIS Nuclear Smuggling since 1995: A Lull in Significant Cases?
by Emily Ewell


Nonproliferation and Kazakhstani Security Policy
by Murat Laumulin


NUCLEAR AND MISSILE TRADE AND DEVELOPMENTS

Nuclear-and Missile-Related Trade and Developments for Selected Countries
by Michael Barletta, Clay Bowen, Kent Jamison, and Gaurav Kampani

 


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