Limiting the Proliferation of Weapons
The Role of Supply-Side Strategies
Published on 15. November 1992
208 pages
978-0-7735-8417-4 (ISBN)
Description
An international team of arms control experts addresses important questions raised by the use of export sales restrictions in controlling the spread of weapons. In non-technical language, they examine vital issues relating to ballistic missiles, as well as to nuclear, chemical, biological and conventional weapons.
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Content
- Cover
- Contents
- List of Tables and Figures
- Acronyms
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Part I: Nuclear Weapons
- Chapter 1: Trends in Nuclear Proliferation and Supply-side Controls
- Chapter 2: The New Nuclear Producers: The Main Threat to Supply-side Restraints?
- Chapter 3: Nuclear Export Controls: Can We Plug the Leaks?
- Part II: Chemical and Biological Weapons
- Chapter 4: The Supply-side Control of the Spread of Chemical Weapons
- Chapter 5: Chemical and Biological Weapons: Preventing the Spread of the "Poor Man's Atomic Bomb"?
- Chapter 6: The Spread of Biological and Toxin Weapons: A Nightmare of The 1990s?
- Part III: Ballistic Missiles
- Chapter 7: Ballistic Missile Proliferation and the MTCR
- Chapter 8: Missile Proliferation: Demand-side Policies Are Needed
- Part IV: Conventional Weapons
- Chapter 9: Trends in the Production and Transfer of Conventional Weapons
- Chapter 10: The Changing Arms Trade
- Conclusion
- Appendix A: Major Suppliers Groups
- Appendix B: G7 Declaration on Arms Transfers and Non-proliferation
- Appendix C: Meeting of the Permanent Five on Arms Transfers and Non-proliferation in London, 17-18 October 1991
- Appendix D: Guidelines for Transfers of Nuclear-related Dual-use Equipment, Material, and Related Technology
