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1 January 1999
Feature

Arms Control Orphans

Michael Renner
Millions of the assault rifles now in the hands of the world's killers started out as legal weapons.
1 January 1999
Feature

The Leader of the Pack

Lora Lumpe
The United States leads the world in weapon sales and giveaways.
1 January 1999
Feature

Hearts of Darkness

Kathi Austin
1 January 1999
Feature

Working in the Shadows

Jose Vegar
Arms merchants–dealers, middlemen, politicians, and military officers–engage in deals that operate on a number of levels–legal, quasi-legal, and nowhere-near-legal.
1 January 1999
Feature

The Wild West Bank

Jeffrey Boutwell
1 January 1999
Feature

Drugs and Guns

Phil Williams
The money to buy weapons often comes from the sale of drugs.
1 January 1999
Feature

NGOs Take Aim

Liz Clegg
1 January 1999
Feature

Wheeling and Dealing

Geraldine O'CallaghanBrian Wood
1 January 1999
Feature

Damage Control

Daniel N. Nelson
By tackling illicit arms sales, the United States hopes to defuse the light arms campaign and protect the legal trade.
1 January 1999
Feature

The U.N. Gears Up

Jim Wurst
1 January 1999
Feature

The NRA Goes Global

Natalie J. Goldring
1 January 1999
Feature

Uncertain Prognosis

Aaron Karp
There is no easy way to prevent small shipments of small arms.
1 January 1999
Review

The B Team

Paul C. Warnke
Killing Detente: The Right Attacks the CIA By Anne Hessing Cahn, Penn State Press, 1998, 232 pages; $17.95
1 January 1999
Review

America the Vulnerable?

Brad Roberts
Inside Terrorism By Bruce Hoffman, Victor Gollancz, 1998, 278 pages; $24.95 America's Achilles' Heel: Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Terrorism and Covert Attack By Richard Falkenrath, Robert D. Newman, and Bradley A. Thayer, MIT Press, 1998, 350 pages; $22.50
1 January 1999
Review

Beyond the Pale

Mike Moore
Israel and the Bomb By Avner Cohen, Columbia University Press, 470 pages; $27.50
1 January 1999
Nuclear notebook

U.S. Strategic Nuclear Forces, End of 1998

Robert S. NorrisWilliam M. Arkin
1 January 1999
The Last Word

A New Idea for Reductions

William M. Arkin

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