Arms Control Reporter Volume 25: 2006
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The Arms Control Reporter is a research and reference tool for the arms control professional and advocate. It covers efforts to limit all types of weapons: nuclear, biological, and chemical, major conventional weapons, small arms and light weapons, land mines, and others. Since it was last published in 2005, the Arms Control Reporter has undergone substantial revision.

Outline of changes in the 2006 Reporter

• New Format- This is the first edition of the Reporter to be released as an annual compendium. As a result of this change, subscribers will no longer receive blue binders. Also gone are the colored pages denoting different subsections, tabs, and inserts.
   
• New Coverage- The 2006 Reporter covers the following topics in new separate sections and subsections:efforts related to controlling nuclear fuel cycle; the implementation of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons and its Protocols and the negotiation of new Protocols; and cluster munitions.
   
• Revised Coverage- The 2006 Reporter now provides in-depth coverage of efforts to control small arms and light weapons, including the UN Programme of Action.