SSF Project Papers and Factsheets

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Papers:

• The chemical industry and compliance with the CWC R. G. Sutherland
  
• Chemical trade control and Article XI of the CWC T. Stock and A. De Geer (pdf-file 24K)
  
• The CWC and discrete organic chemicals Ronald G. Sutherland,
  Thomas Stock, Thomas Kurzidem, Patricia Radler and York von Lersner (pdf-file 15K)
  
• CWC implementation: Targeting the important groups and the role of NGOs-
  an overview T. Stock, T. Kurzidem, P. Radler and R. G. Sutherland
  
• Declarable activities under Schedules 2 and 3 from the point of view of a facility operator T. Stock, R. G. Sutherland, T. Kurzidem and P. Radler
  
• Declarations, low concentrations and mixtures Ronald G. Sutherland, Thomas Stock, Thomas Kurzidem, Patricia Radler and York von Lersner (pdf-file 8K)
  
• Declaration thresholds and aggregate national data Ronald G. Sutherland, Thomas Stock, Thomas Kurzidem, Patricia Radler and York von Lersner (pdf-file 9K)
  
• Effective regime governing sanctions against staff members of the Technical Secretariat
  for breaches of confidentiality York von Lersner, Patricia Radler, Thomas Kurzidem, Ronald G. Sutherland and Thomas Stock (pdf-file 22K)
  
• Facility agreement and model facility agreements under the CWC York von Lersner, Thomas Kurzidem, Patricia Radler, Thomas Stock and Ronald G. Sutherland (pdf-file 22K)
  
• Facility agreements under the CWC: Do we need implementing legislation? T. Kurzidem, P. Radler, T. Stock, and R. G. Sutherland:
  
• History of the negotiations on the CWC - short overview T. Stock (pdf-file148 K)
  
• Implementation of the CWC: Declarations, discrete organic chemicals and toxins R. G. Sutherland, T. Kurzidem, T. Stock and P. Radler
  
• Industrial declarations and the CWC Ronald G. Sutherland, Thomas Stock,
  Thomas Kurzidem, Patricia Radler and York von Lersner (pdf-file 20K)
  
• Liability of the future OPCW York von Lersner, Patricia Radler,
  Thomas Kurzidem, Thomas Stock and Ronald, G. Sutherland (pdf-file 37K)
  
• The National Authority: Some important issues to be addressed T. Kurzidem, P. Radler, T. Stock, and R. G. Sutherland
  
• Old and abandoned chemical weapons under the CWC T. Stock
  
• Perspectives for Entry into Force of the CWC: Benefits of early ratification T. Kurzidem, T. Stock, and R. G. Sutherland
  
• The provisions of Article X: Some comments regarding assistance and protection T. Stock (pdf-file18K)
  
• The role and function of a national inspector in the National Authority under the CWC R. G. Sutherland, T. Kurzidem and T. Stock (pdf-file25K)
  
  
• The Tasks of the National Authority under the Chemical Weapons Convention R. G. Sutherland (pdf-file 34 K)
  
• Routine inspections and inspection hours Ronald G. Sutherland, Thomas Stock,
  Thomas Kurzidem, Patricia Radler and York von Lersner (pdf-file10K)
  
  

Factsheets:

Implementing the CWC

Factsheets written by the SIPRI-Saskatchewan-Frankfurt Group 1993-96 on the national implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention.

• The main tasks of a National Authority under the CWC
  
• Old and Abandoned Chemical Weapons under the CWC
  
• Riot Control Agents under the CWC
  
• Transfer of Chemicals under the CWC
  
  
  

Country Studies

The following country studies regarding the national implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention were developed by the SIPRI-Saskatchewan-Frankfurt Project 1993-96.

• Introduction (pdf-file 15K)
  
• Finland Patricia Radler and Petra Preisler (pdf-file 26K)
  
• Sweden Patricia Radler (pdf-file 40K)
  
• Romania Dan Iliescu and Patricia Radler (pdf-file 20K)