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SIPRI Yearbook: Armaments, Disarmament and International Security

SIPRI Yearbook 1994

SIPRI Yearbook 1994

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Contents

Introduction. The search for a new security system
1. Multilateral conflict prevention, management and resolution
2. Major armed conflicts
3. The Middle East: the peace and security-building process
4. South-East Asia and the new Asia-Pacific security dialogue
5. North-East Asia and multilateral security institutions
6. Conflict developments on the territory of the former Soviet Union
7. Europe: towards a new regional security regime
8. Nuclear weapon developments
9. Chemical weapon developments
SIPRI Yearbook 1994
10. Military technology: the case of India
11. Non-lethal weapons: a case study of new technology developments
12. World military expenditure
13. Arms production and arms trade
14. Conventional arms control and security co-operation in Europe
15. Nuclear arms control and an extended non-proliferation regime
16. Nuclear arms control
17. The Chemical Weapons Convention: institutionalization and preparation for entry into force
18. Biological weapon and arms control developments
19. UNSCOM: activities in 1993
Annexes
The SIPRI 1993 Olof Palme Memorial Lecture: 'Co-operative security in Europe: what is required?'

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