Summary and Recommendations
A. Main findings
B. Recommendations

Chapter I. Disarmament Obligations and the NPT
A.NPT Extension Principles and Objectives Established, 1995
B. Article VI Interpretation by the International Court of Justice
C. Article VI Interpretation of the 2000 NPT Review Conference

Chapter II. Assessing NATO States' Compliance with Article VI
A. U.S. Nuclear Policies and Disarmament Obligations
1.A Diminishing Role for Nuclear Weapons in Security Policies
2. The Commitment to Irreversibility and the Moscow Treaty
3. The Commitment to a Test Ban and the CTBT
4. National Missile Defense and the ABM Treaty
5. Negative Security Assurances
B. The NPT and Non-Nuclear NATO members
1. NATO Strategy Still Relies on Nuclear Deterrence (1999 Strategic Concept)
2. The U.S. Enduring Reliance on Nuclear Weapons Extends to NATO
3. NATO Members Are Abetting U.S. Rejection of a CTBT
4. NATO Nuclear Sharing Is at Odds with NPT Commitments
5. NATO Strategy Allows for a Possible First Use of Nuclear Weapons

Chapter III. Role of Non-Nuclear NATO Members in Promoting Disarmament