"These analyses show that - as elsewhere in the nonproliferation field - cooperation on technical issues is occurring, but politics remain a troublesome intervening variable" -- From the editor's note, page 2 of cover.

Articles.South Africa's nuclear weapon program : lessons for U.S. nonproliferation policy / by Frank V. Pabian --|t Egypt's nuclear program : assessing supplier-based and other developmental constraints / by Barbara M. Gregory --|t After the NPT's indefinite extension : the future of the Global Nonproliferation Regime / by Tariq Rauf and Rebecca Johnson -- Improving IAEA safeguards through enhanced information analysis / by Mark H. Killinger --|g Viewpoints. French nuclear testing : a fool's errand / by Tariq Rauf --|t France's last tests : a catalyst for new policies / by Thérèse Delpech --|t Developing a code of conduct for conventional weapons / by Mitsuro Donowaki --|g Reports : CIS nonproliferation developments. Conference findings on the Nunn-Lugar cooperative threat reduction program / by John M. Shields -- cooperation between the Russian Ministry of Defense and the U.S. Defense Department / by Evgeniy P. Maslin --|t The International Science and Technology Center : bureaucratic games / by Ildar Akhtamzian -- Political aspects of Kazakhstan's current nuclear policies / by Murat Laumulin --|g Nuclear and missile trade and developments. Nuclear-related trade and cooperation developments, March 1995-June 1995 : for emerging nuclear supplier states : for 15 newly-independent states --|t Ballistic, cruise missile, and missile defense systems : trade and significant developments, March 1995-June 1995 --|g Charts. An overview of nuclear-related trade --|t Missile and space launch capabilities of selected countries.