Nonproliferation Review • 4.3 • Spring-Summer 1997

Volume 4 • Number 3

ARTICLES

The Legal Status of U.S. Negative Security Assurances to Non-Nuclear Weapon States
by George Bunn


Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones: A History and Assessment
by Jozef Goldblat


Turkey’s Quest for Peaceful Nuclear Power
by Mustafa Kibaroglu


VIEWPOINTS

Terrorism and WMD: Some Preliminary Hypotheses
by Bruce Hoffman


Theater Missile Defense and South Asia: A Volatile Mix
by Gregory Koblentz


Missile Proliferation in East Asia: Arms Control vs. TMD Responses
by James Clay Moltz


Proliferation in Northeast Asia: South Koreas Dual-Use Technology Imports from Japan
by Reinhard Drifte


Addressing the Implications of the Japanese Fuel Cycle through Transparency
by Charles W. Nakhleh


REPORTS

Libya’s Pursuit of Weapons of Mass Destruction
by Joshua Sinai


Social and Environmental Aspects of Abandoned Chemical Weapons in China
by Hongmei Deng and Peter OMeara Evans


Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons Program: A Status Report
by Andrew Koch and Jennifer Topping


Evidence Iraq Used Chemical Weapons During the 1991 Persian Gulf War
by Jonathan B. Tucker


Yugoslavia’s Nuclear Legacy: Should We Worry?
by Andrew Koch


NUCLEAR AND MISSILE TRADE AND DEVELOPMENTS

Nuclear and Missile Trade and Developments for Selected Countries
by Wyn Bowen, Kimber Cramer, Andrew Koch, and Adam Moody

 


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