Gas, power and norms: competing logics for the declining use of chemical warfare/ Damir Kovacevic
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The Nonproliferation Review Vol 26 No 3 - 4, June - July 2019. pp.251-266Summary: This research demonstrates that there has been a decline in the use of chemical weapons in the twentieth century. This is due to public taboo on this matter as well as interventions, sanctions and military involvement on those who wishes to use this method.
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This research demonstrates that there has been a decline in the use of chemical weapons in the twentieth century. This is due to public taboo on this matter as well as interventions, sanctions and military involvement on those who wishes to use this method.
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