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Controlling the development and spread of military technology: lessons from the past and challenges for the 1990s

By:

BRAUCH Hans Gunter (ed.)

Contributor(s):

GRAAF Henny J van der (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Amsterdam, The Netherlands: V U University Press, 1992Description: 406pISBN:

9053831037 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

Summary: Assesses existing arrangements to constrain the spread of weapons of mass destruction and association technologies. Recommends improvements to these arrangements and their expansion to control conventional weapons and technologies. The book also draws attention to the need to control the development of potentially destabilising research and development activities.This is a comprehensive work with contributions from a large number of experts from around the world, which were originally presented during at an arms control conference in Germany in October 1991.

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Assesses existing arrangements to constrain the spread of weapons of mass destruction and association technologies. Recommends improvements to these arrangements and their expansion to control conventional weapons and technologies. The book also draws attention to the need to control the development of potentially destabilising research and development activities.This is a comprehensive work with contributions from a large number of experts from around the world, which were originally presented during at an arms control conference in Germany in October 1991.

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