1.1 Description and Purpose of the CPRC
1.2 Definitions and Objectives
1.3 Scope of Programs Considered by the CPRC
1.4 Organization of the Report

2.1 Introduction: Scope of the Problem
2.2 The Threat of Nuclear Diversion
2.3 The Chemical and Biological Weapons Terrorist Threat
2.4 The Military Threat of Chemical and Biological Weapons
2.5 Iraq: A Country Study

3.1 Summary of the Findings and Recommendations of the 1995 CPRC
3.2 Origin of the Counterproliferation ACEs
3.3 Progress in Addressing the Counterproliferation ACEs

4.1 Introduction and New Developments
4.2 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs in Proliferation Prevention
4.3 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs in Strategic and Tactical Intelligence
4.4 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs in Battlefield Surveillance
4.5 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs in WMD Counterforce
4.6 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs in Active Defense
4.7 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs in Passive Defense
4.8 Status and Accomplishments of DoD Programs to Counter Paramilitary, Covert Delivery, and Terrorist WMD Threats
4.9 Summary: DoD's Response to the Counterproliferation ACEs

5.1 Introduction
5.2 Status and Accomplishments of DOE Proliferation Prevention Programs
5.3 DOE Chemical and Biological Science and Technology
5.4 DOE Technologies Developed to IOC

6.1 Introduction and Summary
6.2 New U.S. Intelligence Initiatives to Counter Proliferation
6.3 Status and Accomplishments of U.S. Intelligence Programs to Counter Proliferation

7.1 The Integrated Response to Countering Proliferation
7.2 Findings and Recommendations

A. Congressional Language Establishing the CPRC and Its Reporting Requirements
B. CPRC Study Participants
C. Summary of Key DoD Programs Strongly Related to Countering Proliferation
D. Planned FY 1997 Budget Profile for DOE Programs Related to Countering Proliferation
E. Listing of Abbreviations and Acronyms