Effects of Chemical Warfare: A Selective Review and Bibliography of British State Papers
Chemical Warfare Arms Control: A Framework for Considering Policy Alternatives
The Detoxification and Natural Degradation of Chemical Warfare Agents
Biological and Toxin Weapons: Research, Development and Use from the Middle Ages to 1945
This interdisciplinary volume is a history and comparative examination of major biological warfare programmes up to 1945. It analyses the origins of biological warfare planning and preparation up to the end of World War II. During World War II several countries developed major biological warfare programmes. Their relevance to contemporary concerns is addressed. The argument is made that the verification protocol to strengthen the 1972 Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, now being negotiated, ought to be adopted.
Contents
Chemical and Biological Warfare Developments: 1985
The Chemical Industry and the Projected Chemical Weapons Convention: Vol. II (Proceedings of a SIPRI/Pugwash Conference)
The Chemical Industry and the Projected Chemical Weapons Convention: Vol. I (Proceedings of a SIPRI/Pugwash Conference)
Chemical Weapon Free Zones?
This study presents 11 essays by experts on the implications of the chemical-weapon-free zone (CWFZ) concept for European security, its implications for the Geneva endeavours to ban chemical warfare world-wide, and compliance assurance. Strongly contrasting evaluations are presented together with background information with the intent of putting the future debate onto a firmer foundation. A chronology of events, extensive bibliographies and an annex of relevant documents are included.
Contents
Part I. Introduction