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Nonproliferation Review • 11.3 • Fall 2004

Volume 11 • Number 3 ARTICLES Critical Risk and the 2002 Kashmir Crisis Wallace J. Thies and Dorle Hellmuth A BW Risk Assessment: Historical and Technical Perspectives Reynolds M. Salerno, Jennifer Gaudioso, Rebecca L. Frerichs, and Daniel Estes A Nonproliferation Failure: America and Israel’s Nuclear Program, 1960-1968 Michael Engelhardt The Israeli Bombing of Osiraq Reconsidered: […]

Nonproliferation Review • 11.2 • Summer 2004

Volume 11 • Number 2 ARTICLES Rethinking Interdiction: The Future of the Proliferation Security Initiative Thomas D. Lehrman Israel and the South African Bomb Peter Liberman Ostrich Engagement: The Bush Administration and the North Korea Nuclear Crisis Wade L. Huntley Fiddling While Rome Burns? The 2004 NPT PrepCom John Simpson and Jenny Nielsen VIEWPOINTS Criminalization […]

Nonproliferation Review • 12.3 • November 2005

Volume 12 • Number 3 ARTICLES If You Want It Done Right, Do It Yourself: Explaining British and French Nonproliferation Policy after Iraq Jason W. Davidson and Michael J. Powers Thinking Proliferation Theoretically Sujeet Samaddar Military Culture and Chinese Export Controls James R. Holmes Political Change and Border Security Reform in Eurasia: The Case of […]

Nonproliferation Review • 12.2 • July 2005

Volume 12 • Number 2 ARTICLES The 2005 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference: Mission Impossible? John Simpson and Jenny Nielsen The Proliferation Security Initiative: The Asia-Pacific Context Andrew Newman and Brad Williams VIEWPOINT Space Weapons and Proliferation Michael Krepon with Michael Katz-Hyman India and the New Look of U.S. Nonproliferation Policy William C. Potter Preventive Attacks […]

Nonproliferation Review • 12.1 • March 2005

Volume 12 • Number 1 ARTICLES Striking a Balance: The Lessons of U.S.-Russian Materials Security Cooperation Caitlin Talmadge Visions of Fission: The Demise of Nuclear Negative Security Assurances on the Bush Administration’s Pentomic Battlefield Charles P. Blair and Jean P. du Preez The G8 Global Partnership: Progress and Prospects Cristina Chuen Infectious Diseases and International […]

Nonproliferation Review • 13.3 • November 2006

Volume 13 • Number 3 SPECIAL ISSUE – Nuclear Weapons Proliferation: 2016 Introduction Nuclear Proliferation Over the Next Decade: Causes, Warning Signs, and Policy Responses Peter R. Lavoy Insights from the Past: Theory, Intelligence, and Policy Theories of Nuclear Proliferation: The State of the Field Jacques E. C. Hymans Anticipating Nuclear Proliferation: Insights from the […]

Nonproliferation Review • 13.2 • July 2006

Volume 13 • Number 2 ARTICLES Incapacitating Biochemical Weapons: Science, Technology, and Policy for the 21st Century Alan Pearson Harnessing Global Trade Data for Biological Arms Control Gunnar Jeremias and Jan van Aken Codes of Conduct as a Tool for Managing Biorisks Filippa Lentzos The Role of Legitimacy in Strengthening the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime Nina […]

Nonproliferation Review • 13.1 • March 2006

Volume 13 • Number 1 INTERVIEWS Keeping the NPT Together: A Thankless Job in a Climate of Mistrust An interview by Jean du Preez with Ambassador Sergio Duarte ARTICLES Rebel Without a Cause? Explaining Iraq’s Response to Resolution 1441 Maalfrid Braut-Hegghammer U.S. Space Weapons: Big Intentions, Little Focus Theresa Hitchens, Michael Katz-Hyman, and Jeffrey Lewis […]

Nonproliferation Review • 14.3 • November 2007

Volume 14 • Number 3 ARTICLES Debating Disarmament: Interpreting Article VI of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Christopher A. Ford U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation: Better Later Than Sooner Leonard Weiss The Nexus of Globalization and Next-Generation Proliferation: Tapping the Power of Market-Based Solutions Kenneth N. Luongo and Isabelle Williams Unwarranted Influence? The Impact […]

Nonproliferation Review • 14.2 • July 2007

Volume 14 • Number 2 SPECIAL SECTION — Nuclear Futures: Prognosis for the Permanent Five Introduction: Where are the P-5 Headed? James Clay Moltz Silent Retreat: The Future of U.S. Nuclear Weapons Dennis M. Gormley The Origins of and Prospects for Russian Nuclear Doctrine Nikolai Sokov The United Kingdom and the Nuclear Future: The Strength […]