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SIPRI Yearbook 1995

SIPRI Yearbook 1995

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Contents

Introduction. The international system in transition
1. Major armed conflicts
2. Armed conflict prevention, management and resolution
3. South Africa: from apartheid to multi-party democracy
4. Central America: a firm and lasting peace?
5. The Middle East: continuation of the peace process
6. The former Yugoslavia: lessons of war and diplomacy
7. Russia and its neighbourhood: conflict developments and settlement efforts
8. Europe: the multilateral security process
9. Inventories of fissile materials and nuclear weapons
SIPRI Yearbook 1995
10. Chemical and biological weapons: developments and destruction
11. Military technology: the case of China
12. World military expenditure
13. Arms production
14. The trade in major conventional weapons
15. Multilateral weapon-related export control measures
16. Nuclear arms control
17. The ABM Treaty and theatre ballistic missile defence
18. The comprehensive nuclear test ban
19. Chemical and biological arms control
20. Conventional arms control and security dialogue in Europe
21. Inhumane conventional weapons: efforts to strengthen the constraints
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