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Contents
- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- Introduction
- 1 Key Components of Arms Control and Disarmament
- The general scope of prohibitions
- Prohibitions and controls on development and testing
- Prohibitions and controls on production
- Prohibitions and controls on stockpiling
- Prohibitions and controls on transfer
- Prohibitions and controls on use
- Assisting or encouraging prohibited activities
- The inter-relationship between arms control and disarmament and jus ad bellum
- The inter-relationship between arms control and disarmament and international humanitarian law
- The inter-relationship between arms control and disarmament and international criminal law
- National implementation of arms control and disarmament measures
- 2 Biological and Chemical Weapons
- The negotiation and entry into force of the 1971 Biological Weapons Convention
- The content of the 1971 Biological Weapons Convention
- The negotiation and entry into force of the 1992 Chemical Weapons Convention
- The content of the 1992 Chemical Weapons Convention
- Comparing and contrasting the two treaties
- Verification and compliance mechanisms
- 3 Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Weapon Regimes
- 4 Conventional Weapon Regimes
- The 1997 Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention
- The 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions
- The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons
- The 1990 Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty
- The 1992 Open Skies Treaty
- The 1990 Vienna Document
- 5 Arms Transfer Regimes
- 6 Verification of Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements
- Introduction
- Thematic areas where verification is especially important
- 7 The Future of Arms Control and Disarmament
- Further Material