USIA, U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda, August 1997 "Arms Control: The U.S. Perspective" Table of Contents

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U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda

USIA Electronic Journal, Vol. 2, No. 3, August 1997

"ARMS CONTROL: THE U.S. PERSPECTIVE"

Focus Commentary Backgrounding the Key Issues
Additional Readings Masthead

FOCUS

ARMS CONTROL: A CENTRAL ELEMENT OF U.S. FOREIGN POLICY

By John D. Holum
Director, U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

U.S. NON-PROLIFERATION STRATEGY: "NO HIGHER PRIORITY"

By James Steinberg
Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs

CFE FLANK AGREEMENT: ENHANCING U.S. AND EUROPEAN SECURITY

By Walter B. Slocombe
Under Secretary of Defense for Policy

NUCLEAR THREAT REDUCTION: AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION

By Dr. Susan Koch
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Threat Reduction Policy

COMMENTARY

AFTER PEACE AGREEMENTS ARE SIGNED, THE LANDMINES REMAIN

An interview with Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy

BACKGROUNDING THE KEY ISSUES

ARMS CONTROL CHRONOLOGY

A history of international efforts in arms control

ARMS CONTROL FACT SHEET

A review of current major arms control issues

WHITE HOUSE FACT SHEET ON LANDMINES

Progress on a global ban and demining activities

A GUIDE TO ADDITIONAL READING

ARMS CONTROL: THE U.S. PERSPECTIVE -- BIBLIOGRAPHY

Spotlighting other views on the subject

ARMS CONTROL: THE U.S. PERSPECTIVE -- KEY INTERNET SITES

Internet links to resources on arms control

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