Arms Control

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The U.S. should not enter into any arms control agreement that is not in the country’s best interest or compromises the safety of American citizens.

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War in Ukraine Shows Why Arms Trade Treaty Remains Bad Idea

Aug 29, 2022 4 min read

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Ted R. Bromund, PhD

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The Biden Administration Is Wrong to Abandon Anti-Personnel Landmines

Aug 3, 2022 16 min read

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Ted R. Bromund, PhD

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The Reykajavik Summit: Realism or Detente? Jack Kemp

Oct 8, 1986 1 min read

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Policy Review #34 - Fall 1985 Manfred R.

Oct 1, 1985 1 min read

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SALT II: At What Price? Milton R.

Jun 7, 1985 1 min read

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In Strategic Defense, Moscow is Far Ahead David B. Rivkin Jr.

Feb 21, 1985 1 min read

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SALT II: Rest in Peace A Roundtable Discussion

Jan 21, 1985 1 min read

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North Korea: Exporting Arms and Terror Guy M. Hicks

Apr 12, 1984 15 min read

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Policy Review #27 - Winter 1984 John F. Copper

Jan 1, 1984 1 min read

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Strategic Defense: Avoiding Annihilation Robert Foelber

Nov 9, 1983 1 min read

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Bruce Klingner

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War in Ukraine Shows Why Arms Trade Treaty Remains Bad Idea

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The Biden Administration Is Wrong to Abandon Anti-Personnel Landmines

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