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Title	Verification after the cold war : broadening the process Jürgen Altmann, Thomas Stock, Jean-Pierre Stroot, editors
Publish Info	Amsterdam : VU University Press, 1994

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Contents

Introduction

Table of contents

Preface

Verification past, present and future. Broadening the process / H. J. van der Graaf 3

Nuclear Disarmament Verification / A. DeVolpi 11

Verification of the Chemical Weapons Convention / J. Gee 22

Verification of a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty - a Seismological Overview / P. G. Richards 28

Activities of the CD Group of Scientific Experts - concepts for a global system for CTBT Monitoring / U. Kradolfer 37

Transparency in Armaments as a confidence building measure / M. Zahran 41

Conditions for constraining Military R&D / W. A. Smit 46

Verification of environmental agreements / J. Lanchbery 57

Verification of Nuclear-Weapon-free World Treaty / J. Rotblat 64

Monitoring Non-Proliferation: verification in context / E. Arnett 71

Ukrainian attitude towards nuclear weapons dismantlement and Ukraine's accession to NPT / V. Demianenko 74

Fissile material from nuclear weapons to launch the thorium cycle / A. Lecocq, K. Furukawa 76

Plutonium disposal problems / A. Mechelynck 82

Inhibiting nuclear arms in non-nuclear states / Pr. Shah 87

Constraining potential nuclear-weapons proliferation from civilian reactors / A. Travelli, L. L. Gaines, V. Minkov, A. P. Olson, J. Snelgrove 92

Cooperative threat reduction of weapons of mass destruction / M. K. Evenson 98

Nuclear Disarmament Assistance / W. Drautz 104

The CWC and the Preparatory Commission / S. Gizowski 111

Verification under the Chemical Weapons Convention: Some remarks on the work in the Preparatory Commission / R. Trapp 116

Swedish preparations for the implementation of the Convention on the prohibition of chemical weapons / A. M. Lau 121

National implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention: an Australian approach / P. Cole 124

Destruction of chemical warfare agents, chemical munitions and chemical production facilities: relevant UNSCOM experiences / B. C. Barras 129

The profile of an OPCW Inspector / T. Stock 135

Implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention. Inspection equipment required - what is on the shelf? what needs to be developed and within which time horizon? / H. Staub 143

Designation of OPCW laboratories - what could be the requirements and procedures? / M. Rautio 148

Lessons from Southern African investigations into alleged use of chemical warfare / B. J. Davey 152

Industry, Science and the CWC: challenges of implementation / K. Olson 158

The chemical industry and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons / D. Mannig 162

Confidence-building information from the parties to the Biological Weapons Convention / E. Geissler 171

Implications for the BWC of the monitoring by WHO, FAO and OIE of epidemics and epizootics / J. Woodall 178

A short comparison between PUGWASH SIPRI and VEREX BWC verification approaches for possible verification of a Biological Weapon Convention / S. J. Lundin, C. G. Heden, M. Kaplan 184

Could inspection verification measures be acceptable by biotechnology industry ? / P. Binder 191

Evaluation of efficiency of verification methods for the BWC / A. Bovallius, R. Roffey 203

Enhancing international confidence in compliance with the BWC / G. S. Pearson 211

The role of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in the Investigation of alleged violations of the 1925 Geneva Protocol / E. Ezz 218

Verifying limits on Research and Development Case studies: beam weapons, electromagnetic guns / J. Altmann 225

Verifying R+D Limitations - Relevance for preventive arms control and nuclear non-proliferation / W. Liebert 234

From classic arms control to preventive diplomacy: challenges for the CSCE forum for security cooperation / A. Kobieracki 245

Verification of Conventional Force Reductions: first experiences / H. Kluss 249

Fundamentals and United States interest in the treaty on Open Skies / B. D. Jenkins 253

Case study: Monitoring of arms stores using sensors / H. Schutte 258

What can one learn from Open Skies Radar data and from radar images of the ERS-1 satellite in the verification context / D. Hounam 262

Use of radar to enhance verification from space / B. Jasani 270

Intermediate-range sensors for verification and UN peace-keeping / J. Altmann 280

The international arms trade / A. Mechelynck, A. Jaumotte 288

The agenda for peace, how to implement it ? / H. J. van der Graaf 297

Experiences with CSCE monitoring in the former yugoslav Republic of Macedonia / G. Blais 302

Keeping watch for peace: Fact-finding by the UN Secretary-General / A. W. Dorn 308

CSCE monitoring activities in former soviet union / A. Cima 318

Monitoring the world to detect the crisis / J. C. Crouinaux 325

UN-peace keeping in Cambodia / P. C. Cammaert 330

Monitoring and conflict management: the experience of the CSCE in the former Yugoslavia / E. Remacle 335

List of Abbreviations A

List of registered participants E

Description x, 338, a-j p. : ill. ; 24 cm

Note Includes bibliographical references

Subjects Arms control -- Verification -- Congresses

Alt Name Altmann, Jürgen

Stock, Thomas

Stroot, Jean-Pierre

OCLC # 32030731

ISBN 9053832912

	Introduction
	Table of contents
	Preface
	Verification past, present and future. Broadening the process / H. J. van der Graaf					3
	Nuclear Disarmament Verification / A. DeVolpi					11
	Verification of the Chemical Weapons Convention / J. Gee					22
	Verification of a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty - a Seismological Overview / P. G. Richards					28
	Activities of the CD Group of Scientific Experts - concepts for a global system for CTBT Monitoring / U. Kradolfer					37
	Transparency in Armaments as a confidence building measure / M. Zahran					41
	Conditions for constraining Military R&D / W. A. Smit					46
	Verification of environmental agreements / J. Lanchbery					57
	Verification of Nuclear-Weapon-free World Treaty / J. Rotblat					64
	Monitoring Non-Proliferation: verification in context / E. Arnett					71
	Ukrainian attitude towards nuclear weapons dismantlement and Ukraine's accession to NPT / V. Demianenko					74
	Fissile material from nuclear weapons to launch the thorium cycle / A. Lecocq, K. Furukawa					76
	Plutonium disposal problems / A. Mechelynck					82
	Inhibiting nuclear arms in non-nuclear states / Pr. Shah					87
	Constraining potential nuclear-weapons proliferation from civilian reactors / A. Travelli, L. L. Gaines, V. Minkov, A. P. Olson, J. Snelgrove					92
	Cooperative threat reduction of weapons of mass destruction / M. K. Evenson					98
	Nuclear Disarmament Assistance / W. Drautz					104
	The CWC and the Preparatory Commission / S. Gizowski					111
	Verification under the Chemical Weapons Convention: Some remarks on the work in the Preparatory Commission / R. Trapp					116
	Swedish preparations for the implementation of the Convention on the prohibition of chemical weapons / A. M. Lau					121
	National implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention: an Australian approach / P. Cole					124
	Destruction of chemical warfare agents, chemical munitions and chemical production facilities: relevant UNSCOM experiences / B. C. Barras					129
	The profile of an OPCW Inspector / T. Stock					135
	Implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention. Inspection equipment required - what is on the shelf? what needs to be developed and within which time horizon? / H. Staub					143
	Designation of OPCW laboratories - what could be the requirements and procedures? / M. Rautio					148
	Lessons from Southern African investigations into alleged use of chemical warfare / B. J. Davey					152
	Industry, Science and the CWC: challenges of implementation / K. Olson					158
	The chemical industry and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons / D. Mannig					162
	Confidence-building information from the parties to the Biological Weapons Convention / E. Geissler					171
	Implications for the BWC of the monitoring by WHO, FAO and OIE of epidemics and epizootics / J. Woodall					178
	A short comparison between PUGWASH SIPRI and VEREX BWC verification approaches for possible verification of a Biological Weapon Convention / S. J. Lundin, C. G. Heden, M. Kaplan					184
	Could inspection verification measures be acceptable by biotechnology industry ? / P. Binder					191
	Evaluation of efficiency of verification methods for the BWC / A. Bovallius, R. Roffey					203
	Enhancing international confidence in compliance with the BWC / G. S. Pearson					211
	The role of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in the Investigation of alleged violations of the 1925 Geneva Protocol / E. Ezz					218
	Verifying limits on Research and Development Case studies: beam weapons, electromagnetic guns / J. Altmann					225
	Verifying R+D Limitations - Relevance for preventive arms control and nuclear non-proliferation / W. Liebert					234
	From classic arms control to preventive diplomacy: challenges for the CSCE forum for security cooperation / A. Kobieracki					245
	Verification of Conventional Force Reductions: first experiences / H. Kluss					249
	Fundamentals and United States interest in the treaty on Open Skies / B. D. Jenkins					253
	Case study: Monitoring of arms stores using sensors / H. Schutte					258
	What can one learn from Open Skies Radar data and from radar images of the ERS-1 satellite in the verification context / D. Hounam					262
	Use of radar to enhance verification from space / B. Jasani					270
	Intermediate-range sensors for verification and UN peace-keeping / J. Altmann					280
	The international arms trade / A. Mechelynck, A. Jaumotte					288
	The agenda for peace, how to implement it ? / H. J. van der Graaf					297
	Experiences with CSCE monitoring in the former yugoslav Republic of Macedonia / G. Blais					302
	Keeping watch for peace: Fact-finding by the UN Secretary-General / A. W. Dorn					308
	CSCE monitoring activities in former soviet union / A. Cima					318
	Monitoring the world to detect the crisis / J. C. Crouinaux					325
	UN-peace keeping in Cambodia / P. C. Cammaert					330
	Monitoring and conflict management: the experience of the CSCE in the former Yugoslavia / E. Remacle					335
	List of Abbreviations					A
	List of registered participants					E