Containing Missile Proliferation

Dinshaw Mistry is assistant professor and director of Asian studies at the University of Cincinnati. He has written extensively on technology and politics, regional security, and international cooperation in The New York Times, Security Studies, Contemporary Security Policy, Asian Survey, Pacific Affairs, and other publications.

"Dinshaw Mistry, the director of Asian Studies at the University of Cincinnati, has written a timely and important evaluation of the Missile Technology Control Regime...We owe a debt to Mistry for producing what probably to date is the most comprehensive analysis of the missile nonproliferation regime." --Perspectives on Political Science "This is an important book. Mistry has produced both an authoritative analysis of long-range missile programs in emerging military powers and a creative analysis of the role that arms control agreements can play in constraining those programs."--Scott S. Sagan, Co-Director, Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University