Latest Volume 52 (2009) of Japanese Yearbook of International Law contains a part dedicated to the arms control regime with following pieces:

Articles
CHALLENGES TO ARMS CONTROL REGIME
Anthony Aust
The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty 1
ZHANG Xinjun
Intentional Ambiguity and the Rule of Interpretation in Auto-interpretation – The Case of “Inalienable Right” in NPT Article IV – 35
Masahiko Asada
Confronting the Challenges to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty: A Legal Apraisal of Recent Proposals 67
Christine Gray
The Use of Force to Prevent the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons 101
Ralf Trapp
The Chemical Weapons Convention a Decade After its Entry into Force — Challenges and Opportunities 127
Barry Kellman
The Biological Weapons Convention — Strategies for Reducing Dangers of Bioviolence 158
Natalino Ronzitti
Wmd Terrorism 175
Setsuko Aoki
Space Arms Control: the Challenges and Alternatives 191
On 13 May British Institute of International and Comparative Law will host  an event on the arms trade treaty:

Towards an Arms Trade Treaty – Now or Never?

Thursday 13 May 2010 16:00 to 18:00

Location

British Institute of International and Comparative Law,  Charles Clore House, 17 Russell Square, London WC1B 5JP

Participants

Mr Jesse Clarke, The Foreign & Commonwealth office

Mr Brian Wood, Amnesty International

Dr. Zeray Yihdego, Oxford Brookes University

In October 2009, a majority of UN Member States voted to adopt a clear timetable for the  development of an arms trade treaty. Ahead of the meeting of the preparatory committee  in July, this seminar will discuss the necessity for a treaty and the legal issues that are likely to arise in the upcoming  meetings. Questions of interest include the  minimum standards that should be applicable to the use, management and  transfer of arms, as well as the limitations states may place on the international  transfer of arms.
For more details on how to register click  here.