UNU Policy Brief Number 8, 2006
Chandan, Tejal and Thakur, Ramesh (2006). UNU Policy Brief Number 8, 2006. Policy Briefs. United Nations University.
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Sub-type Policy brief Author Chandan, Tejal
Thakur, RameshTitle UNU Policy Brief Number 8, 2006 Series Title Policy Briefs Publication Date 2006 Place of Publication Japan Publisher United Nations University Pages VIII, 8 Language eng Abstract The weapons of mass destruction are regulated by separate international treaties. The chemical weapons convention (CWC) profit ted from the experience of the other two treaties. It was fortunate also in its timing, being concluded during the optimism of the immediate post-Cold War years. Principles of universality, equality and non-discrimination have ensured greater participation in the CWC. It is unique in outlawing an entire class of weapons, instituting a of weapons cation regime, establishing its own implementing organization, and integrating the relevant industry into its programme of work. This policy brief, drawing on a recent book, examines the record to date of the CWC’s implementing agency as well as the challenges yet to be met. UNBIS Thesaurus WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION
PEACE
CHEMICAL WEAPONSCopyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2006 Copyright type All rights reserved ISSN 18148026 ISBN 9280830252 -
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