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Arms Control Today, December 2007

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Departments

Editor's Note
Miles A. Pomper

Letter to the Editor: Detecting Clandestine Enrichment
James Acton

December 2007 Bibliography

December 2007 ACT Print Advertisers

Focus

Features

How Does It Stack Up? The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention at 10
Peter Herby and Eve La Haye

Building Confidence in Pakistan’s Nuclear Security
Kenneth N. Luongo and Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Naeem Salik

Is There Any Fizz Left in the Fissban? Prospects for a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty
Ambassador Paul Meyer

Book Reviews

A Somber Trip Down Memory Lane
John Newhouse

Books of Note

News

The Middle East and Africa

IAEA Issues Mixed Findings on Iran
Peter Crail

The United States and the Americas

NEWS ANALYSIS: The 2008 Presidential Primaries and Arms Control
Zachary Hosford

Bush Nuclear Fuel-Cycle Program Suffers Blows
Miles A. Pomper

Nuclear Material Consolidation Schedule Lags
Alex Bollfrass

The World

Cluster Munitions Negotiations Launched
Wade Boese

CWC Conference Boosts Treaty, Exposes Rifts
Oliver Meier

Nuclear Weapons Alert Status Debated
Wade Boese

Asia and Australia

NK Continues Denial of Enrichment Program
Peter Crail

Disablement Begins But Process Unclear
Peter Crail

U.S.-Pakistani Arms Pipeline Stays Open
Wade Boese

Revived U.S.-Indian Deal Heads to IAEA
Wade Boese

Europe and the Former Soviet Union

Europe Eager to Preserve CFE Treaty
Wade Boese

U.S., Russia Recast Plutonium-Disposition Pact
Miles A. Pomper

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