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This Paper focuses on the issues of controlling strategic and intermediate-range nuclear forces. It first briefly reviews the arms-control record, then discusses the INF Treaty and the prospects for START. The Paper concludes with a few thoughts that may be helpful in guiding future efforts.
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Smith, G.C. (1989). From Arms Control to Arms Reductions: Achievements and Perspectives. In: Heisbourg, F. (eds) The Changing Strategic Landscape. Adelphi Papers. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11129-9_15
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