COMPARATIVE STRATEGY Annual Tables of Contents Volume 20, Issue | Beyond Nonproliferation: Secondary Supply, Proliferation Management, and U.S. Foreign Policy Jason Ellis North Korea and the U.S. Grand Security Strategy C.S. Eliot Kang China’s Foundations: Guiding Principles of Chinese Foreign Policy Thomas Kane Operation Allied Force: A Lesson on Strategy, Risk, and Tactical Execution Charlie Lyon Why Russia is in Tajikistan Gregory Gleason Bringing Enemies Back In: Competitive Strategies from the Cold War to Nonproliferation Aaron Karp Documentation Volume 20, Issue 2 Special Issue: The Future of Strategic Nuclear Forces Rationale and Requirements for U.S. Nuclear Forces and Arms Control Executive Report About the Participants The Conference on the Legal Status of the ABM Treaty Memorandum of Law, June 1, 2000: Did the ABM Treaty of 1972 Remain in Force after the USSR Ceased to Exist in December 1991 and Did It Become a Treaty Between the United States and the Russian Federation? George Miron and Douglas J. Feith Law, Politics, and the ABM Treaty Amb. Thomas Graham, Jr. The Legal Status of the ABM Treaty: Alive, but Under the Usual Political Attacks John B. Rhinelander The ABM Treaty Requires Senate Consent to Remain Legally in Force Robert F. Turner A View from Europe Missile Defense for the 21‘' Century: Echoes of the 1930s Hans Riihle and Michael Riihle Book Review Thomas Kane Annual Tables of Contents Volume 20, Issue 3 An International “Norm” Against Nuclear Weapons? The British Case Colin S. Gray Nuclear Norms and German Nuclear Interests Holger H. Mey France’s Commitment to Nuclear Deterrence David S. Yost The Need for a Japanese Nuclear Deterrent Clifton W. Sherrill The Transatlantic Way Ahead: U.S. Readiness Problems Show Why European Capabilities Will Be So Important Martin Agiiera Asymmetric Threats to the United States Kristin S. Kolet Book Review Marion Deshmukh Errata Editor’s Note Kim Jong Il’s Military Strategy for Reunification Kim Myong Chol Book Review C. Dale Walton Documentation President George W. Bush Senator Carl Levin Volume 20, Issue 5 Deterrence, Defenses, Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control MORE TERMINS fo.G ena cade rs 5r,a tA ARNE ietsh nsT on ayi eee OCLR ian Ginore “ote ieee 435 A Blueprint for Transforming U.S. Defense Daniel Gouré and James Blaker Towards an Evolving Deterrence Strategy: Space and Information Dominance Brig Gen Simon P. Worden and Lt Col Martin E.B. France The New Friendship Treaty Between Moscow and Pyongyang Seung-Ho Joo Book Review William M. Carpenter Documentation Selected Remarks by President Bush and President Putin Books Received