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The Argentina Profile includes comprehensive analysis and detailed information on Argentina's missile programs. Based on data collection by a team of multilingual specialists at the Monterey Institute’s Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), the Argentina Profile includes information and analysis from government documents and technical sources.

Michael Barletta and Jeffrey Fields directed research and production of the Argentina Profile.

CNS Contact for Argentina

Eduardo Fujii (eduardo.fujiiATmiis.edu)



 

Updated September 2007


Islamist Terrorist Threat in the Tri-Border Region
Treaty of Tlatelolco & OPANAL
Treaties and Organizations
Argentina, Reaching Critical Will
Research Reactors in Argentina
Argentine Nuclear Firm, INVAP
Argentine Missile Program
The Argentine-Brazilian Nuclear Rapprochement
IAEA Country Profile: Argentina
Mendoza Declaration
IAEA Nuclear Knowledge Management: Argentina



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