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Alford, Jonathan. FUTURE OF ARMS CONTROL Pt. III: CONFIDENCE-BUILDING MEASURES.London: International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1979. 39 p.JX 1974 .L84 No. 149 (Adelphi Paper No. 149)

AN ANALYSIS OF SALT II. Boston, VA: Coalition for Peace Through Strength, 1979.62 p. JX 1974.75 .C62 1979

AVIATION WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY ON SALT. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979. 340 p.JX 1974.75 .A9

Baker, John D. SOVIET ARMS CONTROL PROPOSALS, POSSIBLE UNDERLYING INTERESTS ANDAN ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE SOVIET INTERESTS IN SALT. Garmisch: U.S. ArmyInstitute for Advanced Russian and East European Studies, 1974. 49 p.DK 266 .S723 B24

Barnaby, Charles Frank and Ronald Huisken. ARMS UNCONTROLLED. Cambridge,Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1975. 232 p. JX 1974.7 .B365

Baxton, John H. THE POLITICS OF PEACE: AN EVALUATION OF ARMS CONTROL.Stanford, CA: Stanford University Pr., 1981. 257 p. JX 1974 .B325

Bertram, Christoper, ed. THE FUTURE OF ARMS CONTROL, PART I: BEYOND SALT II.London: International Institute of Strategic Studies, 1978. 42 p.JX 1974 .L84 No. 141 (Adelphi Paper No. 141)

_ THE FUTURE OF ARMS CONTROL, PART II: ARMS CONTROL AND TECHNOLOGICAL

CHANGE: ELEMENTS OF A NEW APPROACH. London: International Institute forStrategic Studies, 1978. 42 p. JX 1974 .L84 No. 146 (Adelphi Paper No. 146)

Brennan, Donald G. ARMS TREATIES WITH MOSCOW: UNEQUAL TERMS UNEVENLY APPLIED?New York: National Strategy Information Center, 1975. 32 p.JX 1974.7 .B832 A6

Bull, Hedley. THE MOSCOW AGREEMENTS AND STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATIONS. Canberra:Australian National University Press, 1973. 50 p. JX 1974.7 B92

Burns, Richard Dean. ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. Santa BarbaraCalifornia: Clio Books, 1977. 430 p. JX 1974.7 .B927

Caldwell, Lawrence T. SOVIET ATTITUDES TO SALT. London: Institute for StrategicStudies, 1971. 28 p. JX 1974 .L84 No. 75 (Adelphi Paper No. 75)

Carlson, Julia F. and Robert G. Bell. SALT II: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. Washington:Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress, 1978. 39 p. JX 1974.7.C2

Clemens, Walter C. THE SUPERPOWERS AND ARMS CONTROL: FROM COLD WAR TOINTERDEPENDENCE. Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books, 1973. 180 p.JX 1974 .C4845

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Coffey, Joseph I. ARMS CONTROL AND EUROPEAN SECURITY. New York: Praeger, 1977.271 p. JX 1974.7 .C53

Cohen, S. MOVING IN SALT OUTSIDE OF SALT. Santa Monica, California: Rand Corp.,1973. 7 p. Q 180 .AI R16 No. 5090

Collins, John M. THE IMPACT OF SALT I ON U.S. NUCLEAR DETERRENCE: A MILITARYASSESSMENT. Washington: Library of Congress, Congressional ResearchService, 1972. 63 p. UA 17 .C7

_ SALT ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA: A MILITARY APPRAISAL. Washington D.C.:Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress. 1981 36 p. JX 1974.75 .C64

Conference on the U.N. Special Session on Disarmament, Tailloires, France, 1977.OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISARMAMENT: A PREVIEW OF THE 1978 UNITED NATIONS SPECIAL SESSIONON DISARMAMENT. Edited by Jane M. 0. Sharp. New York: Carnegie Endowment forInternational Peace, 1978. 146 p. JX1974.7 .C5927 1977

Costello, Mary. POLITICS OF STRATEGIC ARMS NEGOTIATIONS. Washington: CongressionalQuarterly, 1977. pp 351-372 (Editorial Research Reports, 1977, vol 1, No 18)JX1974.7 .C83

Davis, Jacquelyn K., et al. SALT II AND THE SEARCH FOR STRATEGIC EQUIVALENCE.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Foreign Policy Research Institute, 1975. 70 p.JX 1974.7 .D24

Davis, Jacquelyn K. SALT II AND U.S. - SOVIET STRATEGIC FORCES. Cambridge, MA:Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, 1979. 51 p. JX 1974.75 .D39

Divine, Robert A. BLOWING ON THE WIND: THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN DEBATE, 1954-1960.New York: Oxford University Press, 1978. 393 p. E835 .D53

Donley, Michael B. THE SALT HANDBOOK. Washington, D.C.: The Heritage Foundation,1979. 151 p. JX 1974.75 .S37 1979

Dunn, Lewis A. THE PROLIFERATION POLICY AGENDA; TAKING STOCK. Boston: World PeaceFoundation, 1978. 24 p. JX1974.7 .D81

Dupuy, Trevor, comp. A DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT.New York: R. R. Bowker, 1973. n.p. JX 1974 .D84

Epstein, William. THE LAST CHANCE: NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION AND ARMS CONTROL.New York: Free Press, 1976. 341 p. JX 1974.7 .E55

ETHICS AND NUCLEAR STRATEGY? Edited by Harold P. Ford and Francis X. Winters.Maryknoll, New York: Orbis Books, 1977. 246 p. UA23 .E85

Frank, Lewis A. SOVIET NUCLEAR PLANNING: A POINT OF VIEW ON SALT. Washington:American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1977. 63 p. UA 770 .F63

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Gellner, Charles R. SALT NEGOTIATIONS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE U.S. AND SOVIETPOLICY. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress,1981. 10 Leaves. JX 1974.75 .G44

. SALT II: SOME VERIFICATION ISSUES. Washington, D.C.: CongressionalResearch Service, Major Issues System, Library of Congress, 1979. 8 p.JX 1974.7 .G3

General Research Corporation. THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF SALT I: A NATIONALASSESSMENT. Santa Barbara, California: General Research Corporation, 19/3.2 v. JX 1974.7 .G35

General Research Corporation. THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF SALT I: AN UPDATE.Santa Barbara, California: General Research Corporation, 1974. 27 p.JX 1974.7 .G35 1974

Gompert, David C., et al. NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND WORLD POLITICS: ALTERNATIVE FOR THEFUTURE. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1977. 370 p. JX1974.7 .N85

Graham, Daniel Orrin. SHALL AMERICA BE DEFENDED?: SALT II AND BEYOND. NewRochelle, N.Y.: Arlington House, 1979. 267 p. UA23 .G774

Gray, Colin S. THE SOVIET-AMERICAN ARMS RACE. Lexington, Massachusetts:Lexington Books, 1976. 196 p. UA 23 .G75

Greenwood, Ted, Harold A. Feiveson and Theodore B. Taylor. NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION:MOTIVATIONS, CAPABILITIES, AND STRATEGIES FOR CONTROL. New York: McGraw-Hill,1977. 210 p. JX1974.7 .G74

Hoeber, Francis P. HOW LITTLE IS ENOUGH?: SALT AND SECURITY IN THE LONG RUN.New York: Crane, Russak, 1981 53 p. UA23 .H533

Hussain, Farooq. THE FUTURE OF ARMS CONTROL, Pt. IV: THE IMPACT OF WEAPONS TESTRESTRICTIONS. London: International Institute for Strategic Studies, 198155 p. JX 1974 .L84 No. 165 (Adelphi Paper No. 165)

International Arms Control Symposium, 5th, Philadelphia, 1971. SALT: IMPLICATIONFOR ARMS CONTROL IN THE 1970s; PAPERS. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Universityof Pittsburgh Press, 1973. 447 p. JX 1974.7 .K56

International Atomic Energy Agency. A SHORT HISTORY OF NON-PROLIFERATION.Vienna: International Atomic Engery Agency, 1976. 50 p. JX 1974.7 .161 SZ

INTERNATIONAL TREATIES RELATING TO NUCLEAR CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT. Vienna:International Atomic Energy Agency, 1975. 78 p. JX 1974.7 .J63

Kahan, Jerome H. SECURITY IN THE NUCLEAR AGE: DEVELOPING U.S. STRATEGIC ARMSPOLICY. Washington: Brookings Institution, 1975. 361 p. UA 23 .K2

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Kaplan, Fred M. DUBIOUS SPECTOR: A SKEPTICAL TOOK AT THE SOVIET NUCLEAR THREAT.Washington, D.C.: Institute for Policy StuJies, 1980. 93 p. UA 770 .K27 1980

Kaplan, Morton A., comp. SALT: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS. Morristown, New Jersey:General Learning Press, 1973. 251 p. JX 1974.7 .K17

Katz, Amrom H. VERIFICATION AND SALT: THE STATE OF THE ART AND THE ART OF THESTATE. Washington, D.C.: Heritage Foundation, 1979. 45 p. JX 1974.75 .K37

Kohler, Foy D. SALT II: HOW TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE RUSSIANS. Miami, FL:Advanced International Studies Institute, 1979. 34 p. JX 1974.75 .K63

Labrie, Roger, ed. SALT HANDBOOK: KEY DOCUMENTS AND ISSUES, 1972-1979.Washington: American Enterprise Institute for Public Research, 1979. 736 p.JX 1974.75 .S36

Lackman, William F. THE ISSUE OF FORWARD BASED SYSTEMS IN ARMS CONTROL NEGOTIATIONS.Arlington, Virginia: SRI Strategic Studies Center, Washington Office, 1976.45 p. JX 1974 .114

Lampson, Edward T. MUTUAL AND BALANCED FORCE REDUCTIONS. Washington: Libraryof Congress, Congressional Research Service, 1973. 56 p. JX 1974 .L23

Lee, William Thomas. SOVIET DEFENSE EXPENDITURES IN AN ERA OF SALT. Washington,D.C.: United States Strategic Institute, 1979. 31 p. UA 770 .L382

Legault, Albert and George Lindsey. THE DYNAMICS OF THE NUCLEAR BALANCE. Rev.ed. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press, 1976. 283 p.UF 767 .L375 1976

Lehman, John F. BEYOND THE SALT II FAILURE. New York: Praeger, 1981. "195 p.JX 1974.75 .L44

Lens, Sidney. THE DAY BEFORE DOOMSDAY: AN ANATOMY OF THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE. GardenCity, New York: Doubleday, 1977. 274 p. JX19174.7 .L42

Lobingier, John H. SALT AND THE REALITY OF DETENTE. Garmisch: U.S. ArmyInstitute for Advanced Russian and East European Studies, 1975. 36 p.DK 266 .S723 L6

Long, Franklin A., ed. ARMS, DEFENSE POLICY, AND ARMS CONTROL. New York:

Norton, 1976. 222 p. JX 1974 .A76

McKean, Joel M. SALT TWO RATIFICATION ISSUES. Washington, D.C.: NationalDefense University, Research Directorate, 1978. 26 p. UA 23 .A315 78-2

Menual, S. W. B. SALT II: THE EUROSTRATEGIC IMBALANCE. London: Institutefor the Study of Conflict, 1979. 17 p. JX 1395 .C77 No. 104

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Metcalf, Arthur G. SALT II - SOME PRINCIPLES. Washington: U.S. Strategic Institute,1973. 16 p. JX 1974.7 .M58

Minnice, Karen, ed. SALT II, FACTS, VALUES, CHOICES. [s.l.]: World Without WarCouncil-Midwest, 1979. 58 p. JX 1974.75 .M55

Mitchell, Douglas D. SALT II, A GLOSSARY. Washington, D.C.: CongressionalResearch Service, Library of Congress, 1979. 32 p. JX 1974.75 .M57

Moulton, Harland B. FROM SUPERIORITY TO PARITY; THE UNITED STATES AND THESTRATEGIC ARMS RACE, 1961-1971. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press,1973. 332 p. UA 23 .M92

Myrdal, Alva Reimer. THE GAME OF DISARMAMENT: HOW THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIARUN THE ARMS RACE. New York: Pantheon Books, 1976. 397 p. JX 1974 .M948

Nash, Henry T. NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND INTERNATIONAL BEHAVIOR. Leiden: Sijthoff,1975. 172 p. JX 1974.7 .N28

Nerlich, Uwe. IHE ALLIANCE AND EUROPE: PACT V: NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND EAST-WEST NEGOTIATION. London: International Institute for Strategic Studies,1976. 35 p. JX 1974 .L84 No. 120 (Adelphi Paper No. 120)

Newhouse, John. COLD DAWN: THE STORY OF SALT. New York: Holt, Rinehart andWinston, 1973. 302 p. JX 1974 .N548.

Nitze, Paul Henry, John F. Lehman and Seymour Weiss. THE CARTER DISARMAMENT PROPOSALSSOME BASIC QUESTIONS AND CAUTIONS. Coral Gables, Florida: Center for Advanced

International Studies, University of Miami, 1977. 43 p. JX1974.7 .N6

Nitze, Paul Henry. THE FATEFUL ENDS AND SHADES OF SALT PAST ... PRESENT ... AND

YET TO COME? New York: Crane, Russak, 1979. 137 p. JX 1974.75 .N54

Panofsky, Wolfgang Kurt Herman. ARMS CONTROL AND SALT II. Seattle: Univ. ofWashington Press, i979. 75 p. JX 1974 .P28

Papp, Daniel Stephen. SOVIET ATTITUDES TOWARD CARTER'S 1977 STRATEGIC WEAPONSDECISION. Carlisle Barracks, PA: Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. ArmyWar College, 1978. 17 p. U413 .C8 78053

Payne, Samuel B. THE SOVIET UNION AND SALT. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1980.155 p. JX 1974.75 .P39

Petty, B., et al. NEWS (NUCLEAR ENERGY, WEAPONS AND SAFEGUARDS) DATA BASE: A

COMPUTERIZED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1975-April 1978. Santa Monica, California: Rand, 1978132 p. (Rand Paper P-6219) JX1974.7 .P38

Pfaltzgraff, Robert L. CONTRASTING APPROACHES TO STRATEGIC ARMS CONTROL.Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books, 1974. 350 p. JX 1974.5 .C54

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Pfaltzgraff, Robert L. SALT II: PROMISE OR PRECIPICE? Coral Gables, Florida:Center for Advanced International Studies, University of Miami, 1976. 45 p.JX 1974.7 .P49

Platt, Alan. THE U.S. SENATE AND STRATEGIC ARMS POLICY, 1969-1977. Boulder, CO:Westview Pr., 1978. 129 p. JX 1974.75 .P56

Potter, William C. VERIFICATION AND SALT: THE CHALLENGE OF STRATEGIC DECEPTION.Boulder, CO: Westview Pr., 1980. 256 p. JX 1974.75 .V47

Quester, George H. THE POLITICS OF NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION. Baltimore: JohnsHopkins University Press, 1973. 249 p. JX 1974.7 .Q47

Ramberg, Bennett. THE SEABED ARMS CONTROL NEGOTIATIONS CONFERENCE DIPLOMACY. Denver:University of Denver, Colorado Seminary, Graduate School of International Studies,1978. 135 p. JX4131 .R2

Reppert, John C. REACTION OF THE SOVIET MILITARY TO NEGOTIATIONS ON FORCEREDUCTIONS IN EUROPE. Garmisch: U.S. Army Institute for Advanced Russianand East European Studies, 1974. 32 p. DK 266 .S723 R37

Ridgeway, Susan. NPT, CURRENT ISSUES IN NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY.Los Angeles: Center for the Study of Armament and Disarmament, 1977. 57 p.JX1974.7 .R43

Slocombe, Walter. THE PURSUIT'OF NATIONAL SECURITY: DEFENSE AND THE MILITARYBALANCE. Washington: Potomac Associates, 1976. 46 p. UA 23 .S6

Smith, Gerard C. DOUBLETALK: THE STORY OF THE FIRST STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATIONTALKS. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1980. 556 p. JX 1974.75 .S62

Stanford Arms Control Group. INTERNATIONAL ARMS CONTROL: ISSUES AND AGREEMENTS.Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 1976. 444 p. JX 1974.5 .S7

Stencel, Sandra. NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION. Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 1978.pp. 203-220 (Editorial Research Reports, 1978, vol. 1 No. 1) JX1974.7 .S8

Sterste-Perkins, Dagnija. SALT II, A CHRONOLOGY. Washington, D.C.: CongressionalResearch Service, Library of Congress, 1978. 38 p. JX 1974.75 .S73

Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. ARMAMENTS OR DISARMAMENT? THECRUCIAL CHOICE. Stockholm: The Institute, 1978. 32 p. JX1974.7 .S7622

_ ARMAMENTS AND DISARMAMENT IN THE NUCLEAR AGE: A HANDBOOK. AtlanticHighlands, New Jersey: Humanities Press, 1976. 308 p. JX1974.7 .S762

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Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. PREVENTING NUCLEAR-WEAPONPROLIFERATION: AN APPROACH TO THE NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY REVIEWCONFERENCE. Stockholm: 1975. 37 p. JX1974.7 .S862 P7

_ STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION: New York: Humanities Press, 1972

2 v. JX 1974.7 .S87

_ . STRATEGIC DISARMAMENT, VERIFICATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY. London: Taylorand Francis, 1977. 174 p. JX1974.7 .S872 S5

_ WORLD ARM4AMENTS: THE NUCLEAR THREAT. Stockholm: The Institute, 1977.

39 p. JX1974.7 .S872 W8

Sweet, William. STRATEGIC ARMS DEBATE. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly,1979. 17 p. JX 1974.7 .S95

Talbott, Strobe. ENDGAME: THE INSIDE STORY OF SALT II. New York: Harper & Row,1979. 319 p. JX 1974.75 .T34 1979

United Nations, Centre for Disarmament. STATUS OF MULTILATERAL ARMS REGULATIONS ANDDISARI-ENT AGREEMENTS: SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE UNITED NATIONS DISARMAMENTYEARBOOK, Vol. 2, 1977. New York: United Nations, 1978. 144 p. JX1974 .U48Vol. 2 Suppl

United Nations. Department of Political and Security Council Affairs. THEUNITED NATIONS AND DISARMAMENT, 1970-1975. New York: United Nations, 1976.267 p. JX 1974 .U55 1970-75

United Nations, Office of Public Information. NUCLEAR - WEAPON - FREE ZONES. NewYork: United Nations, 1977. 27 p. JX1974.7 .U42

United States. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. SALT LEXICON. Rev. ed.Washington: 1975. 19 p. JX 1974.7 .U96 S2 1975

United States. Dept. of State. Bureau of Public Affairs. SALT II AGREEMENT:VIENNA, JUNE 18, 1979. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1979. 55 p.JX 1974.7 .U58

United States. Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service; PROJECTEDSTRATEGIC OFFENSIVE WEAPONS INVENTORIES OF THE U.S. AND THE U.S.S.R: ANUNCLASSIFIED ESTIMATE. Washington: Library Congress, CongressionalResearch Service, 1977. 180 p. UG 1310 .U696

United States. Library of Congress. Foreign Affairs and National Defense Division.SALT II, SOME FOREIGN POLICY CONSIDERATIONS. Washington, D.C.: CongressionalResearch Service, Library of Congress, 1979. 20 p. JX 1974.75 .U54 1979

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Willrich, Mason. SALT: THE MOSCOW AGREEMENTS AND BEYOND. New York: FreePress, 1974. 361 p. JX 1974.7 .W56

Wohlstetter, Albert J. LEGENDS OF THE STRATEGIC ARMS RACE. Washington:United States Strategic Institute, 1975. 47 p. UA 23 .W8

Wolfe, Thomas W. THE SALT EXPERIENCE. Cambridge, MA: Ballinger Pub., 1979.405 p. JX 1974.75 .W64

_ SOVIET INTERESTS IN SALT: POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, BUREAUCRATIC AND

STRATEGIC CONTRIBUTIONS AND IMPEDIMENTS TO ARMS CONTROL. Santa Monica,California: Rand Corp., 1971. 41 p. Q 180 .Al R16 No. 4702

Wu, Leneice N. THE STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TALKS (SALT): A CHRONOLOGY,JANUARY 1969 - APRIL 1970. Washington: Library of Congress, LegislativeReference Service, 1970. 63 p. JX 1974.7 .W96

Yost, David S. EUROPEAN SECURITY AND THE SALT PROCESS. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage,1981. 96 p. D844 .G35 No. 85

PERIODICALS

"Achieving Meaningful Arms Control in Europe." USA TODAY. 108:22-25, March 1980

"Administrative Officials Testify on SALT II: Statements, July 9-11, 1979."U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN. 79:13-35, September 1979

"Advice From the Former Tenants; Views of G. R. Ford and H. Kissinger." NATION224:482-484, April 23, 1977

"All Salt, No Pepper." ECONOMIST 273:22-24, December 22, 1979

"Ambassador Warnke's News Conference on October 30; Excerpts." P. C. Warnke. U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 78:5-11, December 1978

"America and Russia." TIME 113:10-13, January 22, 1979

"Analysis and Compliance Enforcement in SALT Verification." Sen. Gordon J.Humphrey. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW 5:1-26, Spring 1980

"Another SALT Derailment?" B. Schneider. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS37:9, February 1981

"Any Hope for an Arms Treaty?" NEW REPUBLIC 179:5-6, November 25, 1978

"Are We Seeking Disarmament or Detente?" J. J. Stine. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMICSCIENTISTS 35:8-9, October 1979

"The Arms Control Debate." ATLAS WORLD PRr..S REVIEW 26:31-36, July 1979

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"Arms Control Enters the Gray Area." Robert Metzger and Paul Doty.INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 3:17-52, Winter 1978-1979

"Arms Control and Soviet Strategic Forces: The Risks of Asking SALT to Do Too Much."Richard Burt. WASHINGTON REVIEW OF STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 1:19-33,January 1978

"Arms Control in Soviet Policy." Colin S. Gray. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 63:66-71,March 1980

"Arms Control: SALT II - the Home Stretch." Paul C. Warnke. U.S. DEPARTMENTOF STATE BULLETIN 78:17-23, October 1978

"Arms Control Status Report." NATO'S FIFTEEN NATIONS 26:81, February -March 1981

"Arms Control Status Report: SALT II - Weighing In For the SALT Fight."NATO'S FIFTEEN NATIONS 24:92, August-September 1979

"Arms Control Today." W. J. Lanouette. CURRENT 226:42-45, October 1980

"Arms Fight: SALT II, Due Soon Is Likely to Undergo Revisions in Senate;Result After a Long Debate Could Prove Acceptable to Carter and Russians."Albert R. Hunt. WALL STREET JOURNAL 193:1, April 19, 1979

"As the World Views SALT." ATLAS WORLD PRESS REVIEW 26:33-34, July 1979

"Assuring S-ategic Stability: An Alternative View." J. M. Lodal. FOREIGN AFFAIRS54:462-481, April 1976; Reply. P. H. Nitze. 54:820-823, July 1976

"Assuring Strategic Stability in an Era of Detente." P. H. Nitze. FOREIGN AFFAIRS54:207-232, January 1976

"Averting a Brobdingnagian Skeet Shoot: Arms Control Measures for Anti-satellite Weapons." Donald L. Hafner. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 5:41-60,Winter 1980/81

"The Awesome Fact Behind the SALT Debate." Paul C. Warnke and Michael Krepon.ACROSS THE BOARD: 14-20, March 1979

"Are the Soviets and SALT Compatible?" Harvey A. DeWeerd. ARMY 28:30-32,November 1978

"Backfire and SALT II." George Panyalev. INTERNATIONAL DEFENSE REVIEW 10:209,April 1977

"Back to Salt I." NATIONAL REVIEW 32:641-642, May 30, 1980

"Baker's Challenge: Passage of SALT 11." D. Gelman and Others. NEWSWEEK94:32, July 9, 1979

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"Banning the Bomb in Outer Space." Raymond L. Garthoff. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY5:25-40, Winter 1980-81

"The Bargaining Chip and SALT." Robert J. Bresler and Robert C. Gray. POLITICALSCIENCE QUARTERLY 92:65-88., Spring 1977

"The Battle to Shape and Sell the New Arms Control Treaty." William J.Lanovette. NATIONAL JOURNAL 9:1984-1993, December 31, 1977

"Below the SALT ... Some Ethical Dilemmas." J. Langan. COMMONWEAL 106:681-684,December 7, 1979

"The Best of All Possible Nuclear Worlds." McGeorge Bundy. INTERNATIONALSECURITY 5:172-177, Summer 1980

"Beyond SALT II - A Missile Test Quota." S. D. Drell. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMICSCIENTISTS 33:34-42, May 1977

"Beyond SALT II: European Security and the Prospects for SALT III." D. S. Yost.ORBIS 24:625-655, Fall 1980

"Breaking the Ice; SALT Talks in Geneva." S. Fraker and Others." NEWSWEEK 89:16-17,May 30, 1977

"Brezhnev and SALT." D. Butler and Others. NEWSWEEK 92:71-72, November 6, 1978

"Brzezinski Details Administration's Position." Z. Brzezinski. AVIATION WEEKAND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 106:34-5+, April 18, 1977

"Building Up to Negotiate Down." W. Sweet. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS35:9-10, October 1979

"Can There Be a SALT III?" Kenneth Adelman. WALL STREET JOURNAL 192:10,August 28, 1978

"The Carter Administration's SALT-II Proposals." Robin Beard. JOURNAL OFSOCIAL AND POLITICAL STUDIES 2:143-153, Fall 1977

"Carter's Plan to Win on SALT II." E. Lewis. BUSINESS WEEK: 195,October 30, 1978

"Carter's SALT: MAD or SAFE?" G. L. Guertner. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMICSCIENTISTS 35:28-33, October 1979

"Carter v. Brezhnev: The SALT Standoff; ABCs of the Arms Controversy." TIME109:10-14+, April 11, 1977

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"Case Against SALT II." E. V. Rostow. COMMENTARY 67:23-32, February 1979;"Discussion." 67:6+, June 1979

"Case For SALT II." (Interview by J. A. Briggs) T. J. Watson. FORBES128:41-43, November 9, 1981

"Challenge of SALT II." H. E. Fey. CHRISTIAN CENTURY 96:343-347, March 28, 1979

"The Churches, Disarmament and SALT II." AMERICA 140:124-125, February 24, 1979

"CIA Spy in the Kremlin." (Reports from Agent Trianon DiscreditingH. Kissinger's Views on SALT) D. Martin. NEWSWEEK 96:69-70, July 21, 1980

"Clear and Present Choice." (With Editorial Comment) C. R. Vance and P. H.Nitze. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 36:5-8, September 1980

"Coming Closer to SALT II." TIME 112:34, October 9, 1978

"Coming Struggle Over SALT." R. J. Bresler. INTELLECT 106:450-451, June 1978

"Commentary: SALT and Soviet-American Relations." William G. Hyland. INTERNATIONALSECURITY 3:156-162, Fall 1978

"Concern About SALT: Detente At the Expense of Security?" Wolfram Von Raven.NATO's 15 NATIONS 23:65, June - July 1978

"Congress and SALT II: The Politics of Disarmament." M. Viorst. NATION226:665-668, June 3, 1978

"Congress the White House and SALT." S. J. Flanagan. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMICSCIENTISTS 34:34-40, November 1978

"Congressional Expectations of SALT II." Jack F. Kemp. STRATEGIC REVIEW7:16-25, Winter 1979.

"Controlling the Arms Race: A U.S.-Soviet Dilemma." C. M. Mathias, Jr. USA TODAY107:37-39, November 1978

"Countering Counterforce: SALT II - A Call to Disarm." M. G. Raskin. NATION229:72-75, July 28, 1979

"The Cruise Missile: The End of Arms Control?" Alexander R. Vershbow. FOREIGNAFFAIRS 55:133-146, October 1976

"Cruise Missile Developments in the Aftermath of SALT II." F. Clifton Berry, Jr.INTERAVIA 34:760-764, August 1979

"Cuba: Appeal for Calm: Soviet Troops." D. M. Alpern and Others. NEWSWEEK24:29-30, September 17, 1979

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"Curing the Nun Illusion: Striking a Bargain for SALT." Justin Galen. ARMED

FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 117:52, October 1979

"Danger: Killing SALT Forever." TIME 116:25, November 3, 1980

"Debate On SALT II." W. K. H. Panofsky; E. Teller. PHYSICS TODAY 32:32-38,June 1979

"Deciphering the Russians." (Verification of Soviet Compliance) T. Szulc.NEW REPUBLIC 184:12-14, February 21, 1981

"The Diplomacy of Salt." Andrew J. Pierr. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 5:178-197,Summer 1980

"Disarmament." CURRENT DIGEST OF THE SOVIET PRESS 30:12-13, January 17, 1979

"Disarmament Problems and the Position of West Germany." Udo Philipp.INTERNATIONAL DEFENSE REVIEW 13, No. 7:985, 1980

"Do Negotiated Arms Limitations Have a Future?" B. M. Blechman. FOREIGN AFFAIRS59:102-125, Fall 1980

"Drama in Cuba--Chances for Salt Now." Interviews with B. Carr and R. G. Lugar.U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT 87:27-29, September 24, 1979

"East-West Bargaining on Theater Nuclear Forces." John Borawski. PARAMETERS11:31-38, Sepember 1981

"The Economics of Arms Control." Roger Zane George. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 3:94-124,Winter 1978-79

"The Equal Sign in the SALT II Equation." Edgar Ulsamer. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE61:27-31, January 1978

"End of SALT?" COMMONWEAL 107:99-100, February 29, 1980

"European Theater Nuclear Forces." C. D. Blacker and F. Hussain. BULLETIN OFTHE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 36:32-37, October 1980

"Evaluation of SALT II: Statement, July 30, 1979." G. M. Seignious. U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:25-32, October 1979

"Evaluating U. S. SALT Bargaining Strategies." L. Jensen. INTELLECT 106:26-29,August 1977

"Expectations of SALT I: Lessons for SALT III." J. Muravchik. WORLD AFFAIRS143:278-297, Winter 1980/81

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"Exploitable Strategic Nuclear Superiority." Sen. Jake Hahn. INTERNATIONALSECURITY REVIEW 5:173-192, Summer 1980

"Facts of SALT II; Excerpt from Address, January 30, 1979." L. H. Gelb. U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:24-27, June 1979

"Fateful Illusions of SALT II." R. K. Bennett. READERS DIGEST 114:97-102,May 1979

"Fighting the Last War." H. J. Morgenthau. NEW REPUBLIC 181:15-17,October 20, 1979

"Four Key Issues at Heart of SALT Debate." U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT87:39-40, July 16, 1979

"Fresh Approach to SALT." A. Frye. FOREIGN POLICY 39:58-73, Summer 1980

"From Austerlitz to Moscow; An American Success Story." C. Mack. AMERICAN HERITAGE29:48-57, December 1977

"From Russia With Hope: R, E. Byrd's SALT II Talks With L. Brezhnev andA. Gromyko." N. MacNeil. TIME 114:34, July 23, 1979

"The Functions of SALT." Sverre Lodgaard. JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH 14:1-22,No. 1, 1977

"The Future of SALT and Western Security in Europe." Francois de Rose. FOREIGNAFFAIRS 57:1065-1074, Summer 1979

"Getting Set For SALT II." NATION 226:389, April 8, 1978

"Give SALT a Chance." COMMONWEAL 105:739-740, November 24, 1978

"High Price of SALT." A. Geyer. CHRISTIAN CENTURY 95:1171-1172, December 6, 1978

"'Hill' Panel Criticizes SALT Objectives." Andy Plattner. NAVY TIMES: 7,January 15, 1979

"House Panel Urges Rejection of SALT." A. K. Marsh. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACETECHNOLOGY 110:16-18, January 1, 1979

"How to Deal With the Russians: The Basics of Negotiation." Clare Boothe Luce.AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 62:30-33, April 1979

"How the Russians Look At SALT." Walter C. Clemens. WORLDVIEW 22:13-18,September 1979

"How Satellites May Help to Sell SALT." U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT 86:25-26,May 21, 1979

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"How the Russians Look at SALT." Walter C. Clemens, Jr. WORLDVIEW 22:13-18,September 1979

"How to Fix SALT." A. Frye. FOREIGN POLICY No. 39:58-73, Summer 1980

"ICBM Vulnerability, Mobility, and Arms Control: The Decisional Horns ofDilemma." Donald M. Snow. AIR UNIVERSITY REVIEW 32:32-42, March-April 1981

"Illusions of Salt." L. Labedz. COMMENTARY 68:54-65, September 1979

"In the Absence of SALT." Michael Nacht. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 3:126-137,"Winter 1978-1979

"Informed Public Supports SALT II Ratification by 5-to-3 Ratio." GALLUP OPINIONINDEX p. 10-11, June 1979

"The International Situation and SALT." Harold Brown. COMMAND 2: Entire Issue,April 1979

"Is SALT II Good for the U.S.?" Edgar Ulsamer. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE 62:43-47,September 1979

"Is There a Future for SALT?" Andrew C. Tuttle. NATIONAL DEFENSE 65:33-37+,August 1980

"Jimmy's Deadwood; Collapse of the Strategic Arms Negotiations in Moscow."J. Osborne. NEW REPUBLIC 176:8-10, April 9, 1977

"The Joint Chiefs on SALT II." Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker, Ret. AIR FORCE TIMES40:15-16, August 6, 1979

"Judging SALT II." Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr. STRATEGIC REVIEW 8:11-17,Winter 1980

"Kennan's Cuts." L. V. Sigal. FOREIGN POLICY 44:70-81, Fall 1981

"Kiss of Life for SALT?" ECONOMIST 277:23-24, December 6-12, 1980

"Kissinger Issue Heats Up; a Call to Slow the Costly Race." TIME 107:9-10,February 16, 1976

"Kissinger's Critique." ECONOMIST 270:31-32+, February 10, 1979

"Kissinger's Critique." ECONOMIST 270:17-22, February 3, 1979

"The Legacy of SALT I: Soviet Deception and U.S. Retreat." David S. Sullivan.STRATEGIC REVIEW 7:26-41, Winter 1979

"Limitations of Armaments and Arms Control: Address, with Transcript of Questionand Answer Session, July 24, 1979." C. R. Vance. U.S. DEPT. OF STATEBULLETIN 79:9-12, September 1979

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"Looking Ahead Lo SALT III." Ivan Selin. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 5:lil-l),Winter 1980/81

"The MX and SALT II." INTERAVIA 34:730, August 1979

"Make or Break on SALT; Kissinger-Brezhnev Talks in Moscow." A. Deming and L. H.Norman. NEWSWEEK 87:25-26, January 26, 1976

"Making SALT Work." Editorial. Richard Hartman. DEFENSE ELECTRONICS11:13-14, August 1979

"Mission to Moscow; C. R. Vance's Visit." R. Steele and Others. NEWSWEEK89:20-22, April 4, 1977

"Mission to Moscow; Discussions With A. Kosygin by Visiting U. S. Senators."NATIONAL REVIEW 30:1524-1525, December 8, 1978

"Missile Accuracies: Overlooked Program Could Undermine SALT." D. Shapley,SCIENCE 196:1185-1186, June 10, 1977

"Movable Missiles: Multiple Aimpoint System and SALT II." NATION 228:453,April 28, 1979

"Movement on SALT." W. F. Buckley, Jr. NATIONAL REVIEW 31:502-503,April 13, 1979

"NATO and SALT 2." W. H. Gregory. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 111:11,November 5, 1979

"NATO Leaders Urged to Stress Strength Over Arms Control." (Views otC. W. Weinberger). AIRATION WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 114:18-19, April 13, 1981

"The Nature of SALT II." ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 116:43-45, June 1979

"The Navy's Stake in SALT." Lt. James L. George, Ret. SEA POWER 22:23-27,July 1979

"Negotiating European Security: Mutual and Balance Force Reductions." Linda P.Brady. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW 6:189-208, Summer 1981

"Negotiating With The Russians: Some Lessons From SALT." Raymond L. Garthoff.INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 1:3-24, Spring 1977

"Negotiating With the Soviets." G. C. Smith. NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE p. 18-19+,February 27, 1977

"A New Formula for Nuclear Arms Control." Sidney D. Drell and Kent T. Wisner.INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 5:186-194, Winter 1980/81

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"New Threats to the Nuclear Balance; Challenge for Arms Control; Address,August 31, 1976." F. C. Ikle. VITAL SPEECHES 42:741-744, October 1, 1976

"Next SALT Treaty With Soviets: ABC's of Progress and Pitfalls." U.S. NEWS AND WORLDREPORT 83:29-30, November 14, 1977

"No Substitute for SALT." B. T. Feld. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 35:7,September 1979

"No Sudden Cloudbursts; Gromyko-Vance Talks In Geneva." TIME 112:10-11, July 24, 1978

"Nostalgia Trip; H. Kissinger's Testimony On SALT II." NATION 229:133,August 25, 1979

"Nuclear Weapons and the Gray Area." G. F. Treverton. FOREIGN AFFAIRS57:1075-1089, Summer 1979

"On Lowering One's Voice: Surprise in Cuba; Soviet Troops and SALT II."W. F. Buckley, Jr. NATIONAL REVIEW 31:1318-1319, October 12, 1979

"On SALT II." S. Lens. PROGRESSIVE 42:28-30, April 1978

"On the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks: Arms Control: A Global Imperative."P. C. Warnke. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 34:32-34, June 1978

"On the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks: Linking SALT to Ethiopia or Unlinking ItFrom Detente." J. Stone. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 34:38-39, June 1978

"On the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks: SALT or No SALT." L. Aspin. BULLETINOF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 34:34-38, June 1978

"Ongoing Process; Remarks, Transcript of Question and Answer Session,January 19, 1978." P. C. Warnke. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 78:1-9,April 1978

"Opening Window for Arms Control." J. M. Lee. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 58:121-140,Fall 1979

"Options Studied for Expiration of SALT." E. Kozicharow. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACETECHNOLOGY 107:16-18, August 1, 1977

"Our ICBM's are in Danger." D. Seligman. FORTUNE 99:50-56, July 2, 1979

"Participation of the European States in the SALT III Negotiations." HubertusHoffmann and Rolf Steinrucke. NATO'S FIFTEEN NATIONS 24:78-80,June-July 1979

"Perspectives on Strategic Arms Limitations." Lawrence J. Korb and GeorgeF. Brown, Jr. NAVAL WAR COLLEGE REVIEW 32:51-59, May-June 1979

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"Please Pass the SALT; J. Carter's Press Conference, February 8, 1977." R. Steeleand Others. NEWSWEEK 89:15-17, February 21, 1977

"Politics of Arms Control; President Carter's Proposals." R. J. Bresler. INTELLECT105:392-393, June 1977

"Power Block: Arms Control in the New U.S. Administration." David Harvey.DEFENSE AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS DIGEST No. 5:38+, 1977

"President Carter Discusses Strategic Arms Limitation Proposals; Remarks, WithTranscript of Question and Answer Session, March 30, 1977." J. Carter. U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 76:409-414, April 25, 1977

"Progress and Problems in Arms Control Negotiations; Address, September 19, 1977."P. C. Warnke. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 77:772-777, November 28, 1977

"The Question of Deploying U.S. Theater Nuclear Weapons in Europe." LawrenceJ. Korb. NAVAL WAR COLLEGE REVIEW 33:99-105, May-June 1980

"The Race to Control Nuclear Arms." Paul Doty and Others. FOREIGN AFFAIRS55:119-132, October 1976

"The Race to Nuclear War: Three Statements." RADM Gene R. LaRocque and Others.DEFENSE MONITOR 9, No. 6: Entire Issue, 1980

"Reagan and SALT: The Rhetoric and the Reality." W. H. Kincade. BULLETIN OFTHE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 37:10-11, June-July 1981

"Realism Prevails: The Forthcoming Conclusion of SALT-2." Oleg Anichkin.NEW TIMES (MOSCOW): 21:4-5, 21 May 1979

"Reassessing the Strategic Balance." Richard Burt. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY5:37-52, Summer 1980

"Remember the Hivites: Case Against SALT I." W. Beilenson. NATIONAL REVIEW31:1284-1286, October 12, 1979

"Round the Prickly Pear: SALT and Survival." Charles Kiselyak. ORBIS 22:815,Winter 1979

"Safer U.S. With a SALT Treaty?" Interviews. P. Warnke; P. Nitze. U.S. NEWS ANDWORLD REPORT 84:55-56, March 13, 1978

"SALT: A Pacific View." S. A. Garrett. COMMONWEAL 106:688-690,

December 7, 1979

"SALT: A Race Against the Arms Race." DEFENSE MONITOR 6: July 1977 (Entire Issue)

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"SALT Agreements Face Trouble in Congress." C. A. Robinson. AVIATION WEEK AND

SPACE TECHNOLOGY 107:14-16, October 17, 1977.

"SALT and American Security." U. S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 78:1-4, December 1978

"SALT and Beyond: Symposium." FOREIGN POLICY 35:48-123, Summer 1979

"SALT and Carter's Dilemma." Gary L. Guertner. WORLDVIEW 22:7-13, September 1979

"SALT and European Security." S. T. Cohen. NATIONAL REVIEW 31:1492-1493,November 23, 1979

"SALT and Human Rights." AMERICA 138:91-92, February 11, 1978

"SALT and International Reconciliation." A. M. Katz. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMICSCIENTISTS 36:3, May 1980

"SALT and Linkage." Edward Spiers. ROYAL UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTE FOR DEFENCESTUDIES JOURNAL 126:42-47, June 1981

"SALT and Nuclear Balance in Europe." Fred Charles Ikle. STRATEGIC REVIEW 6:18-23,Spring 1978

"SALT and Soviet Nuclear Doctrine." Stanley Sienkiewiez. INTERNATIONAL SECURITY2:84-100, Spring 1978

"SALT and Special-Interest Politics." J. M. Wall. CHRISTIAN CENTURY 96:691-692,July 4, 1979

"SALT and Strategic Reappraisal for the U.S." Thomas H. Etzold. MARINE CORPSGAZETTE 64:49-53, January 1980

"SALT and the Balance of Superpower Strategic Forces." Jacquelyn K. Daves. NATO's15 NATIONS 23:56-61, February - March 1978

"SALT and the Emerging Strategic Threat." Peter Hughes. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE62:48-53, March 1979

"SALT and the Future of Arms Control." (Address, October 16, 1980) E. S. Muskie.U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 80:6-7, December 1980

"SALT and the Public Law; Jackson Amendment." S. T. Cohen and E. F. Black.NATIONAL REVIEW 30:82-83+, January 20, 1978

"SALT and the Test Ban - Cause for Optimism; Address, November 10, 1977."P. C. Warnke. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 78:20-24, January 1978

"SALT: Asking the Right Question." John F. Lehman, Jr. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE60:28-32, May 1977

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"SALT Compliance Termed Threat to U.S. Security." D. R. Griffiths. AVIATIONWEEK AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 114:24-25, May 11, 1981

"SALT Controversy." R. Dale. ATLAS WORLD PRESS REVIEW 26:30-31, July 1979

"SALT Debate Shifts." T. Morganthau and Others. NEWSWEEK 94:18-20,August 13, 1979

"SALT Debate: Why We Don't Need Iran; Verification Issue." H. Scoville, Jr.NEW YORK 12:41-42, June 18, 1979

"SALT Extension Would Raise Soviet First-strike Questions." E. Kozicharow.

AVIATION WEEK AND SPACE TECHNO±OGY 107:22-23, August 15, 1977

"SALT Forces Take the Offensive." T. Morganthau and Others. NEWSWEEK 94:27+,August 6, 1979

"SALT Heads for Political Maelstrom." ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS 17:12-14,February 1979

"SALT Highlights." NATIONAL REVIEW 31:1012-1013, August 17, 1979

"The SALT in Alliance Relations.. .An Assessment of SALT and Their Implicationsfor the North Atlantic Alliance." MAJ Bernd A. Goetze. NATO's 15 NATIONS21:56-57, Dcember 1976/January 1977

"SALT Is Down, But Is It Out?" D. Shapley. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS36:6-7, March 1980

"SALT Negotiations." H. Scoville, Jr. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 237:24-31, August 1977

"SALT: Oh God, What If It Fails?" NATIONAL REVIEW 31:1074-1075, August 31, 1979

"SALT On The Shelf: Problems and Prospects." Lloyd Jensen. PARAMETERS10:57-64, December 1980

"SALT: On To The Dark Ages." PROGRESSIVE 43:6-7, July 1979

"SALT I: An Evaluation." Raymond L. Garthoff. WORLD POLITICS 31:1-25, October 1978

"SALT I and the Arms Race." LTG Ira C. Eaker, Ret. AIR FORCE TIMES 39:15-16,October 30, 1978

"SALT I Leakes vs. SALT II Leaks." W. Donald Stewart. ARMED FORCES JOURNALINTERNATIONAL 116:27, July 1979

"SALT Sell; or, Will Bill the Pentagon?" J. Holum. NATION 222:326-330, March 20, 1976

"SALT Stance Allows New Missiles." C. A. Robinson, Jr. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACETECHNOLOGY 108:16-19, April 24, 1978

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"SALT, Strategy and Atlantic Relations." Phil Williams. ROYAL UNITED SERVICESINSTITUTE FOR DEFENCE STUDIES JOURNAL 124:50-54, March 1979

"SALT Supporters Of Two Minds On Treaty." E. Marshall. SCIENCE 204:922-924+,June 1, 1979

"SALT: The Case Against." J. F. Reid. COMMONWEAL 106:684-688, December 7, 1979

"SALT: The Cruise Problem." DEFENSE AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS DAILY 8:1-2, February 1, 1979

"SALT: The End of Arms Control." F. M. Koplan. PROGRESSIVE 42:22-27, January 1978

"SALT II." E. E. David, Jr. SCIENCE 206:1027, November 30, 1979

"SALT II - A Basic Guide: Glossary." U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:58-64,July 1979

"SALT II: A European Perspective." Manfred Worner. STRATEGIC REVIEW 7:9-15,Summer, 1979

"SALT II: A Fair Bargain." H. Trofimenko. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS35:30-34, June 1979

"SALT II: A Political Autopsy." G. S. McGovern. POLITICS TODAY 7:64,March-April 1980

"SALT II - A Soft Bargain, A Hard Sell." Eugene V. Rostow. POLICY REVIEW41-56, Fall 1978

"SALT II: A Step Toward Sanity." AMERICA 140:524, June 30, 1979

"SALT II: A Summation; Statement, October 10, 1979." C. R. Vance. U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:24-25, November 1979

"SALT II; Address, April 25, 1979." J. Carter. VITAL SPEECHES 45:450-453,May 15, 1979

"SALT II and American Security." J. M. Lodal. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 57:245-268,Winter 1978

"SALT II and Beyond." P. J. Ognibene. NEW REPUBLIC 176:16-18, February 5, 1977

"SALT II and Cyprus." J. H. Wolfe. USA Today 108:7, September 1979

"SALT 11: And Now for the Battle." D. Butler and Others. NEWSWEEK 93:36-40,May 21, 1979

"SALT II and Test Ban -- Arms Control or Symbolism." Charles H. Wilson. OFFICER54:14-16, September 1978

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"SALT II and the American Bishops (Cardinal J. Krol's Statement On Behalf ofthe U.S. Catholic Conference)." J. J. Krol. AMERICA 142:183-185,March 8, 1980

"SALT II and the Dynamics of Arms Control." C. Bertram. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS55:565-573, October 1979

"SALT II and the National Defense; Addresses, April 4-5, 1979." Z. Brzezinski;H. Brown. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:48-55, May 1979

"SALT II and the Strategic Balance." Lawrence Freedman. WORLD TODAY35:315-323, August 1979

"SALT II and the Strategic Relationship; With Glossary of Terms." L. T. Caldwell.CURRENT HISTORY 77:101-105, October 1979

"SALT II and the Survival of Liberty." M. Novak. CHRISTIAN CENTURY 96:172-174,February 21, 1979

"SALT-2 Approval Hinges On MX." C. A. Robinson, Jr. AVIATION WEEK 110:14-16,May 14, 1979

"SALT 2 Battle." R. Hotz. AVIATION WEEK 109:9, November 27, 1978

"SALT II: Better Than Alternative Forms of U.S. Inferiority." ARMED FORCESJOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 116:45-46, June 1979

"SALT II - Blueprint for Disaster." C. H. Wilson. READER'S DIGEST 112:89-92,April 1978

"SALT II Campaign Begins." J. Isaacs. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS34:60-61, September 1978

"SALT II: Can It End The Arms Race?" (Special Report) U.S. NEWS 86:21-27,May 21, 1979

"SALT II: China's Advice and Dissent." W. V. Garner. ASIAN SURVEY 19:1224-1240,December 1979

"The SALT II Crisis: An Opportunity To Limit The Dangers." Lt. Gen. George M.Seignious II, Ret. PARAMETERS 9:2-6, December 1979

"SALT II Debate: What Are the Stakes?" R. J. Bresler, USA TODAY 108:4-5,September 1979

"SALT II Is No Salvation." J. J. Kilpatrick. NATION'S BUSINESS 67:17-18,May 1979

"SALT-II Myths." Harvey A. DeWeerd. ARMY 28:14-17, May 1978

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"SALT II: Notes On Shadow and Substance." H. Margolis and J. Ruina.TECHNOLOGY REVIEW 82:30-41, October 1979

"SALT II On the Rocks; Issue of Soviet Troops In Cuba." D. Butler and Others.NEWSWEEK 94:46, September 24, 1979

"SALT I1: One Small Step for Mankind." DEFENSE MONITOR 8: Entire Issue,July 1979

"The SALT II Paradox." A. G. B. Metcalf. STRATEGIC REVIEW 7:9-12, Fall 1979

"SALT II: Peppered With Problems." B. Aaron and B. Crickmer. NATION'S BUSINESS67:22-25+, July 1979

"SALT II: Preserving the Balance of Terror." William J. Lanouette. NATIONALJOURNAL 11:990-993, June 16, 1979

"SALT II Primer: Interview With Henry Kissinger." H. A. Kissinger. NATIONALREVIEW 31:290-294, March 2, 1979

"SALT II. Report to Congress; Address, June 18, 1979." VITAL SPEECHES OF THEDAY 45:546-548, July 1, 1979

"SALT II: Sealed With A Kiss." P. Goldman and Others. NEWSWEEK 94:25-26,July 2, 1979

"SALT II - Selling the Treaty to the Senate." Richard E. Cohen. NATIONALJOURNAL 11:994-997, June 16, 1979

"SALT II: Special Report." U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT 86:21-27, May 21, 1979

"SALT II Stirs Heated Debate." Andy Plattner. AIR FORCE TIMES 38:20,June 19, 1978

"SALT II: The Arms Race To End All Arms Races; With Editorial Comment."J. J. Fahey. AMERICA 140:124, 127-130, February 24, 1979

"SALT II - The Basic Choice: Address, August 1, 1979." C. R. Vance. U.S.DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:32-33, October 1979

"SALT II - The Home Stretch; Address With Transcript of Question and Answer Session,August 23, 1978." P. C. Warnke. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 78:17-23,October 1978

"SALT II: The Only Alternative to Annihilation?" CHRISTIANITY TODAY 25:14-15,March 27, 1981

"SALT II: The Opinion of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: Address, July 11, 1979."D.C. Jones. VITAL SPEECHES OF THE DAY 45:652-655, August 15, 1979

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"SALT II: The Politics Of World Survival." R. J. Bresler. AMERICA 139:153-154,September 16, 1978

"SALT II: The Senate's Momentous Decision." Melvin R. Laird. READER'SDIGEST 115:101-105, October 1979

"SALT II - The Terms of the Treaty." B. G. Levi. PHYSICS TODAY 32:34-35,June 1979

"SALT II Treaty." B. J. Wattenberg. CURRENT 217:39-41, November 1979

"SALT II Treaty and Related Documents." U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN79:4-47, July 1979

"SALT II Treaty Concluded: Remarks, May 9, 1979." C. R. Vance and H. Brown.U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:23-24, June 1979

"SALT 2 Treaty Considered Vital to U.S. Shelter System." (Study by the Officeof Technology Assessment) AVIATION WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 114:18-19,March 23, 1981

"SALT II Treaty - It Won't Stop Rise in Defense Spending." Timothy B. Clark.NATIONAL JOURNAL 11:984-989, June 16, 1979

"SALT II: Truth or Consequences." Constantine C. Menges. NEW LEADER 61:6-8,September 25, 1978

"SALT II Without Backfire Is 'Fraud on American People.'" DEFENSE AND SPACEBUSINESS DAILY 102:265-266. February 26, 1979

"SALT II's Political Failure: The U.S. Senate Debate." Robin Ranger. ROYALUNITED SERVICE INSTITUTE FOR DEFENCE STUDIES JOURNAL 125:49-56, June 1980

"SALT Verification and Iran." Herbert Scoville, Jr. ARMS CONTROL TODAY9:1-2, February 1979

"SALT Verification Fears Begin to Ease in Senate." A. K. Marsh. AVIATION WEEKAND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 111:18-19, July 20, 1979

"SALT Verification: The Evalution of Soviet Views and Their Meaning for theFuture." S. A. Cohen. ORBIS 24:657-683, Fall 1980

"SALTing the Strategic Balance." Bob Carr. NATO'S FIFTEEN NATIONS 23:36-41,December 1978 - January 1979

"SALT's Escalation." NATION 227:629, December 9, 1978

"SALT's Last (Big) 5%." TIME 112:38, November 6, 1978

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"SALT's Last Stage." A. Deming and Others." NEWSWEEK 92:49, October 30, 1978

"The Scope and Limits of SALT." Richard Burt. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 56:751-770, July 1978

"Secret That Could Spill SALT." E. Volkman. POLITICS TODAY 6:6-7,September 1979

"Secretaries Vance and Brown Interviewed On Meet the Press: Transcript ofProgram, May 13, 1979." C. R. Vance and H. Brown. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATEBULLETIN 79:65-71, July 1979

"Secretary Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko Hold Talks at Geneva;Transcript of News Conference, With Joint Communique, May 21, 1977."C. R. Vance; A. A. Gromyko. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 70:628-633,June 13, 1977

"Secretary Vance's Testimony On SALT II: Statements; July 9 and 10, 1979."C. R. Vance. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:30-37, August 1979

"Security Begins At Home: Surviving SALT II." R. Falk. NATION 27i:_71-394,October 27, 1979

"Security With SALT." T. Hoopes. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 37:60-61,June-July 1981

"Selected Readings on the Strategic Arms Treaty." WALL STREET JOURNAL 194:22,September 1I, 1979

"Selling of SALT II." Norman Cousins. SATURDAY REVIEW 6:12, August 4, 1979

"The Selling Of SALT: Gazing Too Long Into the Abyss." Lt. Col. Daniel W.Christman. PARAMETERS 9:52-64, December 1979

"Selling SALT: President Pulls Out the Stops." U.S. NEWS 86:35-36, April 2, 1979

"Senate Skeptical On SALT Verification." E. Marshall. SCIENCE 205:373-376+,July 27, 1979

"Separate Arms Pacts Feared." Jay Finegan, ARMY TIMES: 32, March 26, 1979

"Setting Up the Next Round." B. T. Feld. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS36:4, February 1980

"The Seven Lessons of SALT: With or Without the Treaty, America May or May NotBe Defended." AMERICAN SPECTATOR 12:15-17, December 1979

"Shrugging of SALT." D. Shapley. NEW REPUBLIC 182:10-12, June 7, 1980

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"Signed and Sealed." TIME 114:28-29+, July 2, 1979

"The Significance of SALT." J. William Fulbright. AEI DEFENSE REVIEW2: #4:2-14, 1978

"Soviet-American Relations: SALT and Regional Conflict." N. H. Wessell.CURRENT 235:28-39, September 1981

"Soviet Morality & U.S. Nuclear Strategy." W. R. Kintner. NATIONAL REVIEW30:1071-1075, September 1, 1978

"Soviet Strategic Defense: The Neglected Dimension of the U.S.-Soviet Balance."D. Goure and G. H. McCormick. ORBIS 24:103-127, Spring 1980

"The Soviet Strategic Nuclear Advantage and How to Eliminate." John F. Lehman.INTERNATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW 5:271-285, Fall 1980

"Soviet Targeting Strategy and SALT." William T. Lee. AIR FORCE MAGAZINE61:120-122, September 1978

"Soviet View: Why SALT II Should Be O.K.'d by Senate." H. Trofimenko. U.S. NEWS87:38, July 16, 1979

"Soviets and Strategic Arms: Toward an Evaluation of the Record." W. D.Jackson. POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 94:243-261, Summer 1979

"Soviets Make New Salt Bid." C. A. Robinson, Jr. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACETECHNOLOGY 104:12-15, February 2, 1976

"The State of American Defense." Donald H. Rumsfeld. ORBIS 23:897-910,Winter 1980

"Strategic Arms Limitation and the Promise of Peace." Thomas H. Etzoll.MODERN AGE 20:412-418, Fall 1976

"Strategic Balance Considerations: Policy, Doctrine, Force Structure, and SALT."LTC Warren H. Milberg. NAVAL WAR COLLEGE REVIEW 33:68-74, July-August 1980

"Strategic Doctrine and SALT: Soviet and American Views." Robert Legvold.MILITARY REVIEW 59:30-38, August 1979

"Strategic 'Doctrine' and SALT: Soviet and American Views." Robert Legvold.SURVIVAL 21:8-13, February 1979

"Strategic Force Modernization Plan." William J. Perry. COMMAND POLICY 2:Entire Issue, May 1979.

"Strategic Reconnaissance and the Verification of the SALT II Agreement."Alexander Scott. ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 116:30-31, June 1979

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"A Strategic Symposium: SALT and U.S. Defense Policy." Richard Burt, John Lehman,and Colin Gray. WASHINGTON QUARTERLY: 3-90, Winter 1979

"A Structured Framework for SALT Decision-Making." John M. Collins. AIRUNIVERSITY REVIEW 31:22-26, January-February 1980

"Summit or Slippery Slope: J. Carter's SALT Message to House and Senate AfterVienna." NATIONAL REVIEW 31:841-842, July 6, 1979

"Summitry and Strategic Arms Limitation; Excerpts From Congressional Testimony."H. S. Rowen. INTELLECT 104:413-414, March 1976

"The Suppression of Information Concerning Soviet SALT Violations by theU.S. Government." POLICY REVIEW p. 11-32, Summer 1979

"Sweet Smell of Ratification." R. G. Kaiser. POLITICS TODAY 6:22-24+,September 1979

"Technological Innovation SALT, and Stable Deterrence." Glenn W. Goodman, Jr. AIRUNIVERSITY REVIEW 29:22-30, May - June 1978

"Technology Creep and the Arms Race: A World of Absolute Accuracy." D. Shapley.SCIENCE 201:1192-6, September 29, 1978

"Ten Questions About SALT II; With Critique by E. N. Luttwak." COMMENTARY68:21-32, August 1979

"Those Troops In Cuba." PROGRESSIVE 43:11-12, November 1979

"Time For Decision." J. M. Wall. CHRISTIAN CENTURY 95:1227-1229, December 20, 1978

"Time is Running Out on the SALT II Arms Treaty." Deborah Shapley. DEFENSEPOLICY REPORT 1:4-7, May 23, 1980

"To Link or Not to Link." J. A. Hamilton. FOREIGN POLICY 44:127-144, Fall 1981

"Today's Biggest Issue: SALT II." Paul C. Warnke and Paul H. Nitze. AMERICAN LEGIONMAGAZINE 107:12-13+, July 1979

"Tough Sledding for SALT." A. Barn. POLITICS TODAY 6:6-7, January 1979

"Toward Nuclear Stability." E. C. Ravenal. ATLANTIC MONTHLY 240:35-41,September 1977

"True Utility of SALT." H. Scoville, Jr. NATION 226:626-629, May 27, 1978

"Trying to Lower the Ceiling; H. Kissinger's Moscow Negotiations." TIME107:19-20, February 2, 1976

"U.S. Intent with Regard to SALT I Interim Agreement; Statement, September 26, 1977."P. C. Warnke. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 77:642-643, November 7, 1977

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"The U.S. Learns the Final Scores: The SALT II Debate and the Strategic Balance."Justin Galen. ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL 118:52-53+, October 1980

"U.S. Sets New Rules for Detente; with Interview with U. A. Johnson." U.S. NEWSAND WORLD REPORT 82:24-26, April 4, 1977

"U.S. Soviet Relations and The Role of SALT: Statement, July 25, 1979." M. Toon.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN 79:46-50, September 1979

"U.S. Strategic Weapons Developments and the Implications of SALT." INTERNATIONALDEFENSE REVIEW 12, #3:367-371, 1979

"U.S.' Toughest Message to the USSR." Justin Galen. ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTER-NATIONAL 116:30-36, February 1979

"U.S. Weighs New SALT Offer to Soviets." C. A. Robinson, Jr. AVIATIONWEEK AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 109:24-26, September 4, 1978

"Upsetting SALT II." P. J. Ognibene. NEW REPUBLIC 174:8-11, January 24, 1976

"Verification of the Proposed SALT II Agreement." U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN

78:15-16, April 1978

"Verification of the SALT II Agreement." L. Aspin. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 240:38-45,February 1979

"Verifying the SALT Agreements: Must it be by Faith Alone?" Harvey A. DeWeerd.ARMY 28:15-18, August 1978

"War Games and National Security With a Grain of SALT." G. D. Brewer and

B. G. Blair. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 35:18-26, June 1979

"Western Europe and the NATO Alliance." Jeffrey G. Barlow. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL

AND POLITICAL STUDIES 4:3-15, Spring 1979

"What If SALT Breaks Down?" Charles A. Sorrels. WALL STREET JOURNAL 192:14,

July 20, 1978

"What If SALT II Fails?" GEN Maxwell D. Taylor, Ret. AEI DEFENSE REVIEW

2, #4:15-23, 1978

"What Makes Nitze Run? Views of P. Nitze on SALT II." S. Lens. PROGRESSIVE

43:19-21, September 1979

"What SALT Can and Cannot Do." A. L. Friedberg. FOREIGN POLICY 33:92-100,Winter 1978

"What SALT I Was All About." T. H. Moorer. NATIONAL REVIEW 31:787-789+,June 22, 1979

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"What SALT II Doesn't Do." Constantine C. Menges. NEW LEADER 62:11-13,July 30, 1979

"What Should We Do About SALT III." MG Dale 0. Smith, Ret. NATIONAL DEFENSE65:42-44+, March 1981

"What the Deadlock in Arms Talks is All About." U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT82:24-25, April 11, 1977

"What to Hope For, and Worry About, In SALT." Fred Charles Ikle. FORTUNE96:176-179+, October 1977

"What's Left of Arms Control." R. Morris. NEW REPUBLIC 179:20-23, December 2, 1978

"Where We Stand With SALT II." (Address, With Transcript of Question and AnswerSession, October 26, 1979) C. R. Vance. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE BULLETIN79:21-24, December 1979

"Why SALT II." M. Mandelbaum. NEW LEADER 62:9-10, July 2, 1979

"Why the Treaty Almost Misfired." NATIONS BUSINESS 67:30+, July 1979

"Will MX Backfire?" W. H. Kincade, Foreign Policy 37:43-58, Winter 1979

"Will We Throw the Arms Race? Even More Than the First SALT Agreement, the ArmsTreaty Now in Prospect Will Constrain the United States While Permittingthe Soviet Union to Build Weapons at Full Speed." Stephen Rosen. AMERICANSPECTATOR 11:8-12, April 1978

"Wilson Warns of SALT Deficiencies." C. H. Wilson. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACETECHNOLOGY 108:62-65+, January 30, 1978

"With a Grain of Salt." N. Hannah. FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW 106:18-20,November 30, 1979

"Women Asked to Back SALT II." Andy Plattner. AIR FORCE TIMES 39:4,December 18, 1978

"Young People and SALT II." P. Mische. AMERICA 141:389-390, December 15, 1979

"Zumwalt Disputes Policy on SALT; Excerpt from Testimony Before the House SelectCommittee On Intelligence." E. R. Zumwalt, Jr. AVIATION WEEK AND SPACETECHNOLOGY 104:46-50, January 19, 1976

LAW BOOKS

U.S. Congress. House. Armed Services Committee. EFFECTS OF A COMPREHENSIVETEST BAN TREATY ON U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY INTERESTS. Hearings, 95th Cong.,2d Sess., 1978. CIS 1979 MF H201-1

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U.S. Congress. House. Armed Services Committee. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE,PART 1. Hearings, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. See: "SALT II Negotiations

Agreement, and U.S.-Soviet Strategic Force Balance, Background Information."

pp. 1122-1150. CIS 1979 MF H 201-25

U.S. Congress. House. Foreign Affairs Committee. ARMS CONTROL ANDDISARMAMENT AGENCY AUTHORIZATION FOR FY 82-83. Hearings, 97th Cong.,1st Sess., 1981. CIS 1981 MF H381-66

U.S. Congress. House,. Foreign Affairs Committee. EAST-WEST RELATIONS INTHE AFTERMATH OF SOVIET INVASION OF AFGHANISTAN. Hearings, 96th Cong.,

2d Sess., 1980. CIS 1980 MF H381-45

U.S. Congress. House. Foreign Affairs Committee. SECOND NUCLEAR NONPRO-LIFERATION TREATY REVIEW CONFERENCE: IMPLICATIONS OF RECENT NUCLEARDEVELOPMENTS. Hearings, 96th Cong., 1st Sess., 1979. CIS 1980 MF H381-12

U.S. Congress. House. Foreign Affairs Committee. U.S. ARMS CONTROL ANDDISARMANMENT AGENCY 1980 ANNUAL REPORT. Committee Print, 97th Cong.,Ist Sess., 1981. CIS 1981 MF H382-27

U.S. Congress. House. Foreign Affairs Committee. U.S.-WESTERN EUROPEAN

RELATIONS IN 1980. Hearings, 96th Cong., 2d Sess., 1980. See: "Assessmentof European Reactions to U.S. Failure to Ratify SALT II Treaty." CIS 1980.

MF H381-9

U.S. Congress. House. Foreign Affairs Committee. WESTERN SECURITY ISSUES:EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES. Hearings, 96th Cong., 1st Sess., 1979. CIS 1979

MF S381-35

U.S. Congress. House International Relations Committee. STRATEGIC ARMS

LIMITATION TALKS. Hearings, 95th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. CIS 1979MF H461-21

U.S. Congress. House. Select Committee on Intelligence. SOVIET STRATEGICFORCES. Hearings, 96th Cong., 2d Sess., 1980. CIS 1980 MF H431-6

U.S. Congress. Joint Economic Committee. U.S. ROLE IN A CHANGING WORLDPOLITICAL ECONOMY: MAJOR ISSUES FOR THE 96TH CONGRESS. Committee Print,

96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. See: "Strategic Arms Limitation Talks."

pp. 148-161. CIS 1979 MF J842-16

U.S. Congress. Senate. Appropriations Committee. MX MISSILE BASING MODE.Hearings, 96th Cong., 2d Sess., 1980. CIS 1981 MF S181-4

U.S. Congress. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Impact of SALT on

U.S. MILITARY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. Hearings, 95th Cong., 2d Sess.,

1978. CIS 1979 MF S201-10

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U.S. Congress. Senate. Armed Services Committee. MILITARY IMPLICATIONS OFTHE PROPOSED SALT II TREATY RELATING TO THE NATIONAL DEFENSE. SenateReport 96-1054, 96th Cong., 2d Sess., 1980. CIS 1980 MF S203-19

U.S. Congress. Senate. Armed Services Committee. MILITARY IMPLICATIONS OFTHE TREATY ON THE LIMITATION OF STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE ARMS AND PROTOCOLTHERETO (SALT II TREATY). Hearings, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979.Pt. I CIS 1979 MF S201-29Pt. 2 CIS 1979 MF S201-30Pt. 3 CIS 1980 MF S201-6Pt. 4 CIS 1980 MF S201-7

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. BRIEFING ON SALT ICOMPLIANCE. Hearings, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. CIS 1980 MF S381-2

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. BRIEFING ON SALT ICOMPLIANCE. Hearings, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. CIS 1980 MF S381-2

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. INTERNATIONAL SECURITYPOLICY. Hearings, 97th Cong., 1st Sess., 1981. CIS 1981 MF S381-35

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. SALT AND THE NATOALLIES. Committee Print, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. CIS 1979 MF S382-39

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. SALT II: SOME FOREIGNPOLICY CONSIDERATIONS. Committee Print, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979.CIS 1979 MF S382-37

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. SALT II TREATY. Hearings96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979.Pt. 1 CIS 1979 MF S381-24Pt. 2 CIS 1979 MF S381-25Pt. 3 CIS 1979 MF S381-26Pt. 4 Cis 1979 MF S381-32Pt. 5 CIS 1979 MF S381-33Pt. 6 CIS 1980 MF S381-7

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. SALT II TREATY. SenateExecutive Report 96-14, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. CIS 1979 MF S384-7

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. SALT II TREATY:BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS. Committee Print, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979.CIS 1979 MF S382-42

U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. STRATEGIC WEAPONSPROPOSALS, PART 1. Hearings, 97th Cong., Ist Sess., 1981. CIS 1981HF S381-39

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U.S. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. TREATY ON THE LIMITATIONOF STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE ARMS AND PROTOCOL THERETO (SALT II TREATY), MESSAGEFROM THE PRESIDENT. Senate Executive Document Y, 96th Cong., Ist Sess.,1979. CIS 1979 MF S385-21.

U.S. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Intelligence. PRINCIPAL FINDINGSON THE CAPABILITIES OF THE U.S. TO MONITOR THE SALT II TREATY. CommitteePrint, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979. CIS 1979 MF S422-1

U.S. Congressional Budget Office. SALT II AND THE COSTS OF MODERNIZING U.S.STRATEGIC FORCES. Background Paper, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979.CIS 1979 MF J932-37

U.S. President. SALT II AGREEMENT: MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT. HouseDocument 96-152, 96th Cong., Ist Sess., 1979 CIS 1979 MF H920-11

LAW PERIODICALS

"Approval of SALT Agreements By Joint Resolution of Congress." Armen R.Vartian. HARVARD INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL 21:421-466, Summer 1980

"Legal Implications of Deferring Ratification of SALT II." VIRGINIA JOURNALOF INTERNATIONAL LAW 21:747-784, Summer 1981

"Problems In the Verification and Enforcement of SALT Agreements In Light ofThe Record of Soviet Compliance With SALT I." Geoffrey Levitt. HARVARDINTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL 22:379-404, Spring 1981

"SALT and the Coming Public Debate." Betty G. Lall. WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL65:24-30, 36, Spring 1979

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