Volume 9 • Number 1
ARTICLES
The United Kingdom, Nuclear Weapons, and the Scottish Question
by Malcolm Chalmers and William Walker
China’s Role in the Chemical and Biological Disarmament Regimes
by Eric Croddy
Biotechnology and Biochemical Weapons
by Mark Wheelis
Safeguarding This and Verifying That: Fuzzy Concepts, Confusing Terminology, and Their Detrimental Effects on Nuclear Husbandry
by Morten Bremer Maerli and Roger G. Johnston
Whither the Role of Private Foundations in Support of International Security Policy?
by Mitchel B. Wallerstein
VIEWPOINTS
Managing Proliferation in South Asia: A Case for Assistance to Unsafe Nuclear Arsenals
by Robert E. Rehbein
In the Shadow of Anthrax: Strengthening the Biological Disarmament Regime
by Jonathan B. Tucker
Prisms and Paradigms
by Michael Krepon
A Japanese View on Nuclear Disarmament
by Yukiya Amano
REPORTS
The German Plutonium Balance, 1968-1999
by Martin B. Kalinowski, Wolfgang Liebert, and Silke Aumann
Technical and Proliferation-Related Aspects of the Dismantlement of Russian Alfa-Class Nuclear Submarines
by Mohini Rawool-Sullivan, Paul D. Moskowitz, and Ludmila N. Shelenkova
BOOK REVIEW
Russian Strategic Nuclear Forces, edited by Pavel Podvig (MIT Press, 2001)
Reviewed by Nikolai Sokov
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