Deadly Arsenals: Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Threats
"An essential guide to understanding the nature of the proliferation problem, DEADLY ARSENALS provides up-to-date and reliable information about who has what where, and illustrates the tools at our disposal to respond to these dangerous threats." —Senator Richard Lugar,United States Senate"Chapters are devoted to a thorough analysis of the eight nuclear weapons states, the two 'hard cases' (North Korea and Iran) and 'nonproliferation successes' (eight countries that have backed off)." —Future Survey, 11/1/2005"In addition to excellent analyses of the difficult proliferation cases of Iran and North Korea, Deadly Arsenals has the virtue of demonstrating that nuclear proliferation is not a one-way street and can be reversed" —William C. Potter, Director of the Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Inistitute,Chronicle of Higher Education"Deadly Arsenals... offers a comprehensive and authoritative snapshot of today's proliferation challenges. Excellent informative tables summarize proliferation specifics in the countries examined. For anyone wanting to 'get smart' on the proliferation challenge...Deadly Arsenalsis the place to start." —Survival, International Institute for Strategic Studies"Deadly Arsenalsis a fascinating read that will appeal to both the practitioner with experience in the field as well as the layman. It is also an outstanding reference and is replete with ample tables, maps, and appendices that might well make this book a definitive research resource in this field for sometime to come." —Proceedings, U.S. Naval Institute