Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 56 Issue 1

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January
2000
Volume: 56
ISSN: 0096-3402
Page count: 80
Issue external URL: Link

Reports

1 January 2000
Reports

Where They Were: How Much did Japan Know?

Robert S. NorrisWilliam M. ArkinWilliam Burr
1 January 2000
Reports

Pakistan: After The Coup

Mohammed Ahmedullah
1 January 2000
Reports

Nuclear Weapons: The Russian Public Speaks

Vladimir OrlovIvan A. Safranchuk
1 January 2000
Reports

Marshall Islands: Time to Re-Up at Kwajalein

Colin Woodard

Opinion

1 January 2000
Opinion

Zero Tolerance

Lee Butler
The goal is not to reach a few thousand warheads, or a few hundred, but zero.
1 January 2000
Opinion

Sharpen The Fear

David C. Gompert
The United States should make clear that it will use nuclear weapons in response to a chemical or biological attack.
1 January 2000
Opinion

A World Of Trouble

1 January 2000
Opinion

Where to Go From Here

John Isaacs
1 January 2000
Opinion

Still Bound

Jack Mendelsohn
1 January 2000
Opinion

Richard Lugar: Better Safe…

Richard Lugar
1 January 2000
Opinion

W. K. H. Panofsky: We'll Be Sorry

W. K. H. Panofsky
1 January 2000
Opinion

Will The United States Take The Lead?

Ramesh Thakur

Feature

1 January 2000
Feature

Out Maneuvered, Out Gunned, And Out Of View

Stephen I. Schwartz
1 January 2000
Feature

That Old Designing Fever

Building new nukes was always part of the plan at the weapons labs.

Review

1 January 2000
Review

Spies in The Sky

James Bamford
America's Space Sentinels: Dsp Satellites and National Security, By Jeffrey T. Richelson University Press of Kansas, 1999 330 pages; $35.00 James Bamford
1 January 2000
Review

Lots of Leaks

Stephen I. Schwartz
Betrayal: How the Clinton Administration Undermined American Security, By Bill Gertz, Regnery Publishing, 1999, 291 pages; $27.95

The Last Word

1 January 2000
The Last Word

Iceland Melts

William M. Arkin