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ARMS CONTROL TODAY VOL: 39 NO 8 (8) answer(s).
 
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Getting to zero starts here: tactical nuclear weapons / Kelleher, M; Warren, Scott L   Journal Article
Kelleher, M Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract A critical debate on nuclear weapons is once again in the limelight. President Barack Obama has unequivocally, ambitiously, and repeatedly stated his ultimate vision of a world without nuclear weapons. Under the Obama policy, zero nuclear weapons is, for the first time in U.S. history, an operational, tangible U.S. policy goal and thus a measuring stick against which to judge a host of shorter-range, less ambitious initiatives or actions.
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ID:   091881


Indian scientist triggers debate on testing / Horner, Daniel   Journal Article
Horner, Daniel Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract A leading Indian nuclear scientist has said the yield from India's 1998 test of a thermonuclear device was less than expected and that the country should not close off the option of further tests.
Key Words CTBT  DRDO  Thermonuclear  Indian Scientist  K Santhanam  A P J Abdul Kalam 
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Learning from the 1999 vote on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty / Kimball, Daryl G   Journal Article
Kimball, Daryl G Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract When president Bill Clinton described the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) as the longest-sought, hardest fought prize in arms control history, he was not exaggerationg.
Key Words NPT  CTBT  United States  United Kingdom  Soviet  Nucleat Test Ban Treaty 
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Making a mark in space: an analysis of Obama's options for a new U.S. space policy / Samson, Victoria   Journal Article
Samson, Victoria Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The change of U.S. administrations creates the opportunity for a broad assessment of the country's space policy, starting with some basic questions. What should the goal of national space policies be? Are they trying to ensure freedom of action for certain states and not others? Does the definition of "freedom of action" need to be updated to reflect the increasing number of space actors? Should the focus be on establishing future cooperative efforts in space, or is space being preserved just for its own sake?
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North Korea, U.S. seen preparing for talks / Crail, Peter   Journal Article
Crail, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The United States is ready to hold direct talks with North Korea on denuclearization, potentially paving the way for the Obama administration's first formal discussions with Pyongyang, U.S. officials said in September. Department of State spokesman Philip Crowley told reporters Sept. 11 that the United States is "prepared to enter into a bilateral discussion with North Korea." He added that such talks would be "designed to convince North Korea to come back to the six-party process and to take affirmative steps towards denuclearization."
Key Words United States  North Korea  Denuclearization  Kim Jong Il  Pyongyang 
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ID:   091878


Obama shifts gears on missile defense / Harvey, Cole   Journal Article
Harvey, Cole Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The Obama administration announced Sept. 17 that it will not develop a planned missile interceptor field in Poland and radar facility in the Czech Republic, as envisioned by the Bush administration. Instead, the United States will implement a new missile defense program, designed around the Navy's Standard Missile-3 (SM-3), to counter short- and medium-range Iranian missiles, according to Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. In announcing the change, President Barack Obama said that the new missile defense architecture in Europe "will provide stronger, smarter, and swifter defenses of American forces and America's allies" than the Bush-era plan.
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Secret Iranian enrichment facility revealed / Crail, Peter   Journal Article
Crail, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Iran has been constructing a second uranium-enrichment facility in secret, the leaders of France, the United Kingdom, and the United States announced during a Sept. 25 press briefing. In a statement delivered on behalf of the three countries and Germany, President Barack Obama said "the size and configuration of this facility is inconsistent with a peaceful program.
Key Words Nuclear  Iran  United States  China  Russia  United Kingdom 
Nuclear Program  Barack Obama 
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U.S. expands lead in shrinking arms market / Fisher, Andrew   Journal Article
Fisher, Andrew Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract In the midst of a global recession that reduced the global demand for weapons, the United States managed to expand its share of worldwide arms agreements significantly in 2008, according to a September report by the Congressional Research Service (CRS). Last year, developing countries continued to be the most important markets for arms sales, the report said.
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