Disarmament Diplomacy

Issue No. 81
Winter 2005

Editorial: New Nuclear Weapons? Perish the Thought!
by Rebecca Johnson
A President's Assessment of the 2005 NPT Review Conference
by Sergio de Queiroz Duarte
Enhanced Participation and Politicking: Report on the 2005 UN First Committee
by Rebecca Johnson, including: 2005 First Committee Resolutions: Summary and Explanations
Keeping Test Ban Hopes Alive: The 2005 CTBT Entry-into-force Conference
by Daryl Kimball, including the Final Declaration of the Conference and the NGO Statement
The Korean Nuclear Divide: View from the South
by Lew Kwang-Chul, including Joint Statement on North Korea's nuclear programme
Safeguarding Space: Building Cooperative Norms to Dampen Negative Trends
by Theresa Hitchens
Books in Review
- An International Law Perspective on Common Security in Outer Space, by Detlev Wolter
In the News
- UK Trident Replacement a 'Material Breach' of the NPT, including:
  - The Future of UK Nuclear Weapons, by Lord Garden
  - Does Britain need nuclear missiles? No. Scrap them, by Michael Portillo
  - A new nuclear weapon is irrelevant to the real issues, by Clare Short
  - The Blairite love affair with the bomb will cost Britain dear

Executive Director and Editor: Rebecca Johnson
Deputy Director and Website Manager: Nicola Butler
Cover Design: Paul Aston and Calvert's Press
Cover photo © REJ 2005

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Issue No. 81 Winter 2005

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Issue No. 81
Winter 2005