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1 November 2003

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 59 Issue 6

1 November 2003
Editor's Note

Bad Ideas, Good Articles

Linda Rothstein
1 November 2003
Reports

Burma: Not-So-Selective Sanctions

Mohammed Ahmedullah
1 November 2003
Reports

Civil Defense: March, Citizens, March

Thomas Withington
1 November 2003
Opinion

Climbing Costs, Plunging Popularity

John Isaacs
Opinion on the war in Iraq turned against the president in September.
1 November 2003
Feature

Negotiating With the North

Leon V. Sigal
China, Japan, South Korea, and Russia are all doing their part. Now the United States needs to get down to business.
1 November 2003
Feature

Holding Back

Jeffrey T. Richelson
How agencies thwart the Freedom of Information Act
1 November 2003
Feature

Atoms for Peace

Leonard Weiss
Did the 50-year-old Atoms for Peace program accelerate nuclweapons proliferation? The juhas been in for some time on this question, and the answer is yes.
1 November 2003
The Center Spread

Atoms for What?

Catherine Auer
1 November 2003
Feature

Space Cops: Coming to a Planet Near You!

Mike Moore
No one within the administration or the nuclear weapons establishment is publicly advocating placing low-yield weapons in space–yet. Here's how it might happen.
1 November 2003
Feature

Sweeping The Skies

Peter D. Zimmerman
Even if small nuclear warheads are employed in U.S. defenses, there will be no immaculate interceptions.
1 November 2003
Feature

Neocons: The Men Behind The Curtain

Khurram Husain
Undeterred by their encounters with reality, the strategists who pushed for war in Iraq believed then, and still believe, that their moment has come.
1 November 2003
Reports

Not Your Typical Snapshots

James M. MaroncelliTimothy L. Karpin
Face to Face with the Bomb: Nuclear Reality after the Cold War By Paul Shambroom Johns Hopkins University Press, 2003 144 pages; $34.95
1 November 2003
Reports

Not Your Typical Road Trip

Tom Vanderbilt
The Traveler's Guide to Nuclear Weapons: A Journey Through America's Cold War Battlefields By James M. Maroncelli and Timothy L. Karpin Historical Odysseys Publishers, 2002 499 pages, 182 photo pages, and 199 maps and diagrams, in PDF format on CD-ROM; $29.95
1 November 2003
Nuclear notebook

Chinese Nuclear Forces, 2003

Robert S. NorrisHans M. Kristensen
1 November 2003
Index

Index 2003

1 September 2003

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 59 Issue 5

1 September 2003
Editor's Note

A Call For a Public Hearing

Linda Rothstein
1 September 2003
Reports

Britain: Sellafield, Salmon, and The Irish Sea

Andy Oppenheimer
1 September 2003
Reports

“Arms Sales: The U.S.-French Tug of War”

Mohammed Ahmedullah
1 September 2003
Reports

Kaliningrad: Boxed In

Colin Woodard
1 September 2003
Reports

Congress: Democrats Speak Up

John Isaacs
1 September 2003
Opinion

Will The Real Revisionists Please Stand Up?

John Prados
1 September 2003
Feature

Mixing Bugs and Bombs

Marylia KelleyJay Coghlan
Siting advanced bioweapons germ research at secretive nuclear labs could be a serious mistake, especially given Energy's poor security, safety, and environmental records.
1 September 2003
Feature

Al Qaeda, Two Years On

Sohail Abdul Nasir
U.S. officials say they have Al Qaeda on the run. Maybe they shouldn't be too sure about that.

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