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Compliance politics: A critical analysis of multilateral arms control treaty enforcement

At the height of the Cold War, most analysis of security cooperation focused on bilateral USSoviet arms control. Today, more of the focus has shifted to multilateral agreements; this makes it important to determine the circumstancesunder which compliance with these agreements can be assured. This viewpoint sketches out some ideas about the factors that foster and impede compliance, and uses these ideas to identify some areas where policy change is needed to improve the chances for success in multilateral arms control.