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The Arms Control Association (ACA) is dedicated to the idea that arms control is a vital part
of U.S. and global efforts to prevent war and increase security. For more than 30 years, ACA
and its journal, Arms Control Today, have been a leading source for authoritative information
and analysis on weapons dangers and strategies to control, reduce, and eliminate them.
ACA’s well-respected research and analysis combined with our strong presence in the national
news media translates into a sophisticated capacity to advocate for effective arms control
policies now and in the future. As General John Shalikashvili, the former chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, has stated, “The Arms Control Association is very successful at framing the
important nuclear security issues for both general and expert audiences. In addition, the Arms Control
Association’s work is an important resource to legislators and policymakers when contemplating a new
policy direction or decision.”
In addition, through its publication of groundbreaking articles in Arms Control Today, ACA
helps stimulate thoughtful debate on arms control issues in Washington and abroad. Senator
Richard Lugar, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has said that “Arms Control
Today is a vital analytical journal on nonproliferation and controlling weapons of mass destruction.”
Stay Involved and Support ACA
As a nonpartisan, nonprofit resource center, ACA depends on the generous contributions from
individuals who share our vision of a world in which effective arms control policies and international
agreements limit the amount, types, and potential destructiveness of the world’s
weaponry.
We appreciate your support for and participation in the Paul C. Warnke Conference, which is
but one part of our work to provide citizens, decision-makers, scholars, and the press with
accurate and timely information on nuclear, chemical, biological, and conventional weapons
and the best methods to halt their spread and prevent their use.
You can stay involved in and informed about these important issues through:
Arms Control Today, ACA’s monthly magazine, which publishes original reporting and
groundbreaking analysis;
ACA’s Website, www.armscontrol.org, which provides timely facts and in-depth explorations
of all aspects of arms control;
An electronic list-serve that brings the latest information, news advisories, and our
new ACT News Update to your e-mail inbox;
Authoritative ACA press briefings that inform and pinpoint breaking issues for the
national and international news media.
For more information, contact: Arms Control Association • 1150 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite
605 Washington D.C. 20036 • Telephone: (202) 463-8270 • Fax: (202) 463-8273 • E-mail:
aca@armscontrol.org
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