Arms Control Today 1997 Wade Boese - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Arms Control Today 1997 Wade Boese
CD ends session without resolving divide over agenda. (Conference on Disarmament)	Political science	Wade Boese
CFE parties agree on 'Basic Elements' for negotiating adaptation accord. (Conventional Armed Forces in Europe)	Political science	Wade Boese
Clinton ends 20-year ban on high-tech arms to Latin America. (Pres. Bill Clinton)	Political science	Wade Boese
Clinton moves closer to easing limits on arm sales to Latin America.	Political science	Wade Boese
Deadlock continues to plague CD through final 1997 session. (United Nations Conference on Disarmament)	Political science	Wade Boese
Divisions still impede Wassenaar export control regime in Plenary.(Wassenaar Arrangement)	Political science	Wade Boese
NATO issues three invitations; signs separate charter with Ukraine.	Political science	Wade Boese
NATO proposes lower CFE ceilings not requiring actual force cuts.(North Atlantic Treaty Organization; Conventional Armed Forces in Europe)	Political science	Wade Boese
Parties complete weapons reductions under Balkan Arms Control Accord.	Political science	Wade Boese
United States remains on top of UN Conventional Arms Register.	Political science	Wade Boese
U.S. arms exports agreements notified to Congress, 1997. (includes table on amount of weapons/services to be sold to 12 nations and their dollar value)	Political science	Wade Boese
U.S. buys Moldovan aircraft to prevent acquisition by Iran.	Political science	Wade Boese
U.S. increases worldwide share of arms deliveries, agreements in 1996.	Political science	Wade Boese

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