Disarmament & Arms Control

SECTION I: Technology of Weapons of Mass Destruction l: THE IMPACT OP NEW TECHNOLOGY ON THE ARMS RACE 2: UNITED STATES STRATEGIC WEAPONS-OPFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE 3: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MILITARY TECHNOLOGY 4: CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: EFFECTS OF THEIR USE AND NECESSITY FOR THEIR CONTROL 5: IMPLICATIONS OF THE SPREAD OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY, WITH PARTICULAR TO THE GAS CENTRIFUGE SECTION II: Disarmament: History and Future Prospects l: A SHORT HISTORY OF DISARMAMENT 2: THE CURRENT SCENE 3: PAST ACHIEVEMENTS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS, 4: THE FACTORS PROMOTING ARMAMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND SOME PROPOSALS FOR DISARMAMENT 5: LENIN AND THE PROBLEM OF DISARMAMENT SECTION III: Dynamics of the Arms Trade 1: ARMS CONTROL AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 2: ARMS TO DEVELOPING C OUNTRIES 3: FACTORS GOVERNING THE SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF MAJOR WEAPONS 5: ARMS DEMAND FOR DEVELOPING AFRICAN COUNTRIES, SECTION IV: European Security l: EUROPEAN SECURITY: ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION, SECURITY IN EUROPE, THE TRUE DEFENCE OF EUROPE OF 1970, EUROPEAN SECURITY 2: SOME PROBLEMS OF THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION. BETWEEN THE SOCIALIST STATES IN EUROPE.SECTION V: Gaming and Simulation Aspects of Conflicts l: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND GAME T H E O R Y 2: THE APPLICATION OF GAME THEORY TO PEACE RESEARCH. " 3: FIVE STRATEGIES TO CREATE COOPERATION OR FOMENT COMPETITION 4: COMMUNICATIONS OF THREAT, SHAME, PROMISE AND INTERDEPENDENCE AND THEIR EFFECT ON COOPERATION OR COMPETITION " 5: PEACE THINKING, PEACE RESEARCH AND THE MAKING OF FOREIGN POLICY, SECTION VI: Concluding Statements and Summaries of Discussion