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Prospects for Arms Control in the Obama Administration

John Isaacs, David C. Speedie

December 1, 2009

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There are an estimated 23,000 nuclear weapons on the planet. Although they have faded from the public consciousness somewhat, they remain one of the greatest dangers we face. Obama has provided an opportunity for unprecedented progress on this issue. Will he succeed?
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U.S. Global Engagement Program

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John Isaacs

David C. Speedie

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Nuclear Proliferation
U.S. Foreign Policy

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Global, Asia, East Asia

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United States, Russia, Iran, North Korea

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