The administration's arms control agenda: gaining ground under fire

Article Abstract:

The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA) Director John D. Holum appreciates the contribution of non-governmental organisations in ACDA's policy successes. He opines that the prominent issues on the agenda are implementation of START II, resolution of treaty interpretation differences and ratification of the Chemical Weapons Convention. He explains the importance of export controls on the supply side of arms transfer. He says that Nuclear weapon states will maintain the existing weapons until a comprehensive test ban treaty is affected.

Analysis, International aspects, Nuclear arms control, Speeches, lectures and essays, Transcript, United States. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Holum, John D.

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Arms control in print

Article Abstract:

A directory of new arms control publications is presented. The directory, which is arranged according to 15 specific arms control topics, features the names of authors and the names, dates and pages of source periodicals. Topics include strategic and ballistic arms control, arms proliferation, nuclear nonproliferation, nuclear testing and ballistic missile and nuclear weapons material control, among others.

Directory, Arms control, Bibliography

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