Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Framsida
nov 1993
56 sidor
ISSN 0096-3402
Publicerad av Educational Foundation for Nuclear Science, Inc.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is the premier public resource on scientific and technological developments that impact global security. Founded by Manhattan Project Scientists, the Bulletin's iconic "Doomsday Clock" stimulates solutions for a safer world.
 

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Sanctions: Do They Work?
2
Sanctions (International law)
Spatial Relations
3
Space research (International aspects), International Space Station
The View from Kiev
6
Russia (Federation) Navy, Ukraine Naval Forces, Nuclear weapons (Ukraine), Ukraine (Foreign relations, Russia (Federation), Armed forces, Black Sea region), Russia (Federation) (Foreign relations, Ukraine, Armed forces, Black Sea region)
The View from Moscow
8
Russia (Federation) Navy, Ukraine Naval Forces, Ukraine (Foreign relations, Russia (Federation), Armed forces, Black Sea region), Russia (Federation) (Foreign relations, Ukraine, Armed forces, Black Sea region)
Westward Ho!
10
Illegal aliens (Ukraine), Immigration and emigration (Ukraine)
Saying Da, Saying Nyet
28
Sanctions (International law), Russia (Federation) (Foreign relations, Commercial policy)
A Look at the Record
32
Sanctions (International law) (History), United States (Foreign relations, History)
Think Small
36
Sanctions (International law)
Unintended Consequences
41
Sanctions (International law)
Organizing the Chaos
46
United Nations, Sanctions (International law)

Bottoms Up
12
United States Dept. of Defense (Appropriations and expenditures), United States (Armed Forces, Military policy)
Squeezing Apartheid
16
Sanctions (International law), Apartheid, Investments, American (South Africa), South Africa (Commerce)
Haiti and the Halfhearted
20
Organization of American States, Embargo, Haiti (Commerce, Politics and government)
Yugoslavia: Divide and Fail
24
Sanctions (International law), Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 (Economic aspects), Serbia (Nationalism)
Nonproliferation and the national interest (Book Review)
50
Arms control by committee (Book Review)
51
Still Going
56
United States Navy, Submarines (Armaments), Guided missiles (Launching from submarines)
Chinese Nuclear Forces 1993
57
Nuclear weapons (China)

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