Titlebook: Conversion of Former BTW Facilities; Erhard Geissler,Lajos Gazsó,Ernst Buder Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 NATO

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Vision and Rhetoric in Shakespearee Biological and Toxins Weapon Convention (BTWC) was signed and came into force-1972 to 1975--and the present time, some six to ten countries have initiated or maintained national BW R&D programs with various degrees of offensive character. None of these, however, appear to be discontinuing their pr

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230599147convert such facilities is limited. Relevant international treaties give very little guidance in regard to conversion. The existing limited conversion efforts have so far been undertaken in a bilateral or national framework.[.]

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,Intervention for ‘Regime Change’,ons and on their Destruction addresses the destruction or diversion to peaceful purposes of all agents, toxins, weapons, equipment and means of delivery, the conversion of past BW facilities is not addressed specifically even though such conversion is implicit in compliance with the Convention.

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Conversion of Chemical Weapons Production Facilities Under the Chemical Weapons Convention, there are provisions under the Convention which will allow conversion of CWPFs into: . facilities for destruction of chemical weapons (CW); and . facilities operating for purposes not prohibited by the CWC, such as commercial production.

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Challenges of BW Control and Defense During Arms Reduction,Hungarian military attitudes in comparison to those of the previous periods on biological weapons. Then I should like to summarize the salient trends of the arms-reduction process of the Hungarian Defense Forces (1-DF). Finally I shall discuss some of the challenges associated with the transition to a lower level of biological defense.

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