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What role should nuclear weapons play in todays world? How can the United States promote international security while safeguarding its own interests? U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy informs this debate with an analysis of current nuclear weapons policies and strategies, including those for deterring, preventing, or preempting nuclear attack; preventing further proliferation, to nations and terrorists; modifying weapons designs; and revising the U

Discusses the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, atomic weapons programs, and North Korea, Iran, Israel, India, and Pakistan, and the Atoms for Peace program; 5 articles. Contents: The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty: history and current problems, by George Bunn; North Korea and Iran: test cases for an improved nonproliferation regime? Joseph Cirincione and Jon B. Wolfstahl; Israel, India, and Pakistan: engaging the non-NPT states in the nonproliferation regime, by Marvin Miller and Lawrence Scheinman; Nuclear-weapon states and the grand bargain, by Leonard Weiss; The enduring effects of Atoms for Peace, by Peter Lavoy.

Australian agricultural company; Correspondence; Pioneers; History

Australian agricultural company; Archives; Correspondence; Pioneers; History; Australia

ON MAY 22, 1990, PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH SIGNED LEGISLATION MAKING IT ILLEGAL TO DEVELOP OR POSSESS BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS, THEREBY COMPETING U.S. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION, WHICH HAS BEEN SIGNED BY MORE THAN 100 COUNTRIES.