Missing the Forest for the Trees: US Non-Proliferation Programs in Russia
Spector, Leonard S., Arms Control Today
The United States needs a strategic approach to non-proliferation in Russia that allows cross-program synergies, impacts, and investment opportunities to be recognized.
Despite early indications that the Bush administration's budget would deal a severe blow to nuclear threat reduction efforts in Russia, it now appears that most, if not all, U.S. non-proliferation programs in Russia will continue apace.
In its recently adopted budget resolution for fiscal year 2002, for example, Congress strongly urged the Bush administration to restore its initial cuts to programs run by the Department of Energy (DOE). Although some DOE programs need significant increases to meet their …
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Article title: Missing the Forest for the Trees: US Non-Proliferation Programs in Russia.
Contributors: Spector, Leonard S. - Author.
Magazine title: Arms Control Today.
Volume: 31.
Issue: 5
Publication date: June 2001.
Page number: 6+.
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