Non-production by industry of chemical-warfare agents : technical verification under a chemical weapons convention

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Non-production by industry of chemical-warfare agents : technical verification under a chemical weapons convention

edited by S.J. Lundin

（SIPRI chemical & biological warfare studies, 9）

Stockholm International Peace Research Institute , Oxford University Press, 1988

  • : pbk.

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Bibliography: p. 230-239

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内容説明

The present study was decided upon after an analysis of the problem areas where SIPRI might make a contribution in providing background material of possible assistance to the negotiations on a Chemical Weapons Convention. SIPRI therefore invited a representative group of well-known researchers from a number of countries and organizations to participate in this study. In this monograph, 25 specialists describe the state of the chemical weapons negotiations, practical industrial-monitoring experiments, different monitoring techniques and schemes, national reporting systems as bases for a future international reporting system and applicable experiences from the International Atomic Energy Association. Examined are the technical possibilities of monitoring the chemical industry under a future Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) in order to ascertain that no prohibited chemical-warfare agents are produced by the chemical industry, and that certain chemicals which can be used for production of both chemical warfare agents and for peaceful purposes are not produced in excess of agreed amounts. Suggestions are also provided for possible application in the CWC negotiations.

目次

  • Introduction: an overview of verification objectives under a chemical weapons convention, S.J.Lundin, SIPRI
  • principal objectives of verification methods and results, R.Trapp, SIPRI/the German Democratic Republic and W.Rehak, the German Democratic Republic
  • international institutions of the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) under negotiation - an introductory outline of the emerging organization and its principal organs, N.A.Sims, UK. Part 2 Reports of on-site experiments in chemical plants: verification of non-production of chemical weapons and their precursors by the civilian chemical industry, S.E.Freeman and R.J.Matthews, Australia
  • an experimental inspection of a multi-purpose plant, B.ter Haar, the Netherlands
  • report on the visit to VEB Synthesewerk, Schwarzheide, GDR, during the 12th Workshop of the Pugwash Study Group on Chemical Warfare in 1987, H.-J.Jeschke and T.Stock, the German Democratic Republic. Part 3 Applicability of technical methods for monitoring of chemical industry production: monitoring methods in industrial production relevant to the projected chemical weapons convention, J.Matousek, Czechoslovakia
  • verification equipment for on-site inspection teams under the proposed Chemical Weapons Convention, M.Rautio, Finland
  • verification of non-production of chemical-warfare agents in the civil chemical industry, A.Verweij and H.L.Boter, the Netherlands
  • possibilities for automatic monitoring of chemical products, O.V.Perroni, Brazil
  • some views on the control of multi-purpose plants, H.Schroder and H.Hoffmann, the Federal Republic of Germany
  • instrumented monitoring of the chemical industry under a chemical weapons ban, N.Kyriakopoulos and R.Mikulak, the USA
  • reliable identification of chemical-warfare agent microconcentrations as the basis for a system of verifying compliance with the non-production of chemical weapons, V.A.Rylov, the USSR
  • approaches to the use of instruments in monitoring the production of chemical weapons and precursor chemicals, L.Zeftel et al, the USA. Part 4 Collection and use of production statistics, handling of sensitive information: considerations on the collection of production statistics and handling of sensitive information under a Chemical Weapons Convention, K.Nishikawa, Japan
  • remarks on data collection and handling of sensitive information under a future Chemical Weapons Convention, O.V.Perroni, Brazil
  • the data-reporting system in verification of non-production, Sun Xiangyin, China. Part 5 Experiences from IAEA: the Chemical Weapons Convention and some IAEA experiences, A.von Baeckmann, IAEA. Appendices: table of contents and Article VIII from CD/831
  • Article VI and its Annexes 0 to 4 from CD/831
  • excerpts from OECD "Environmental Monographs" no 4.

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