| 識別コード | Z1310.5D0130085 |
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| 書名 | Disarmament |
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| 出版者 | United Nations |
| 出版地 | New York ; ニューヨーク |
| 出版国 | 米国（US） |
| 出版年 | 1993/10/01 |
| 言語区分 | 英語 eng |
| 頁数 | 397 |
| 大きさ (cm) | 28 |
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| 目次 | The NGO Committee on Disarmament at the United Nations The Special NGO Committee on Disarmament (Geneva) New realities: Disarmament, Peacebuilding and Global Security Conference April 20-23, 1993 at the United Nations A Plea to world community to move forward musical opening: Elizabeth Gerle, David Smith and others Moderator: Vernon Nichols, President, NGO Committee on Disarmament 5 Mayor Takashi Hiraoka of Hiroshima 5 Mayor Hitoshi Motoshima of Nagasaki 9 Ambassador Victor H. Batiouk of the Ukraine 11 Statement from the Belarus Foundation 13 Governor Harold Stassen, Drafter and Signatory of UN Charter 15 A Unity beyond religious and ethnic conflict Moderator: Jonathan Granoff, Lawyers Allicane for World Security 23 Seshagiri Rao, editor, Encyclopedia of Hinduism; Professor, University of Virginia 25 Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, Temple Emanu-El; former President, American Jewish Congress 30 Rev. Joan B. Campbell, Gen. Sec., National Council of Churches 34 Gamal Badr, Professor of Islamic Law, NYU; formerly UN Legal Officer 38 Daniel Gomez-Ibanez, Executive Director, Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions 41 Rev. Katsuji Suzuki, Rissho Kosei-Kai Buddhist Center 43 Musical conclusion: the UN Singers Disarmament, Peacebuilding and global security: objectives for the nineties: Moderator: Vernon Nichols, President, NGO Committee on Disarmament 49 Prvoslav Davinic, Director, UN Office for Disarmament Affairs 49 Mahbub ul Haq, United Nations Development Program 53 Douglas Roche, former Ambassador for Disarmament of Canada 57 Paul Warnke, Committee for National Security, formerly Director, US Arms Control & Disarmament Agency 64 What transformations in the international system are prerequisites for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons? Moderator: Jonathan Dean, Union of Concerned Scientists, former US Ambassador for the MBFR talks 81 Kosta Tsipis, Professor at MIT 82 Richard Falk, Professor at Princeton 88 Michael Wheeler, co-author, "The Role of Nuclear Weapons in the World Order;", former Assistant, US Joint Chiefs of Staff 91 Zhu Dacheng, Chinese People's Association 104 Randall Forsberg, Institute for Defense & Disarmament Studies 108 Can abolition of nuclear weapons be adequately verified? Moderator: Ralph Earle, President, Lawyers Association for World Security, former Dir. US Arms Control & Disarmament Agency 118 Joseph Rotblat, President, Pugwash Conferences 119 Theodore Taylor, former Technical Director, US Defense Nuclear Agency 122 Patricia Lewis, Director, Verification Technology Information Centre, London 124 Kenneth Ward, US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 128 How can non-military sources of insecurity be more effectively addressed? Moderator: Douglas Roche, former Ambassador for Disarmament of Canada 141 Ambassador Kofi Nydevu Awoonor of Ghana to the UN 142 Ambassador Richard Butler of Australia to the UN 146 Ambassador Ismail Razali of Malaysia to the UN 148 How can the threat posed by conventional armaments be reduced and more structures of cooperative security be established? Moderator: Jonathan Dean, Union of Concerned Scientists 161 John Steinbruner, Brookings Institution 161 Randall Forsberg, Institute for Defense & Disarmament Studies 165 Paul Davis, RAND Corporation 168 Daniel Ellsberg, Physicians for Social Responsibility, Manhattan Project II 172 Pomerance award presentation to Paul Warnke, and his speech 186 Are a comprehensive test ban and the cessation of production of fissionable materials for weapons now possible? Moderator: Aaron Tovish, Parliamentarians for Global Action 188 Frank von Hippel, Federation of American Scientists, Princeton 188 Jonathan Dean, Union of Concerned Scientists 190 Patricia Lewis, VERTIC 194 Roland Timerbaev, Monterey Institute of International Studies, former USSR Ambassador for Disarmament 197 Ambassador Miguel Marin-Bosch of Mexico to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva 199 Preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons and strengthening the Non-Proliferation treaty Moderator: William Epstein, UN Institute for Training & Research, former Director of Disarmament Affairs in the UN 209 James Leonard, Director, Washington Council on Non-Proliferation; former US Ambassador to the UN 211 Ambassador Satish Chandra of India to the Conference on Disarmament 214 Ben Sanders, Program for Promoting Nuclear Non-Proliferation 218 Rolf Ekeus, Executive Chairman, UN Special Commission on Traq 220 Can reductions in the arms trade be achieved? Moderator: Natalie Goldring, British-American Security Council 228 William Hartung, World Policy Institute 232 Francesco Cottafavi, UN Office for Disarmament Affairs 236 Role of intelligence, transparency, and confidence building measures Moderator: Jonathan Granoff, LAWS 249 William Colby, Committee for National Security, former Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency 251 Michael Krepon, President, Henry L. Stimson Center 256 Timothy Trevan, Special Advisor to the Chairman and Spokesman for UNSCOM 261 Conversion Moderator: Betty Lall, Council on Economic Priorities, NYU 272 Ann Markusen, Rutgers University 272 Lev Karpov, Head of the Economic Department, USA and Canada Institute, Moscow, Russian Federation 280 Nicolas S. J. Karvonides, Fibre Materials Inc 285 Eric Pages, Business Executives for National Security 290 Impact of the military on the environment Moderator: Seth Shulman, author of The Threat at Home: Confronting the Toxic Legacy of the US Military 294 Alexander Bolsunovsky, Monterey Institute for International Studies 295 D.J. Peterson, RAND 300 Julie Belaga, former New England Regional Manager of EPA 304 Strengthen the UN-based security system Moderator: Enid C. B. Schoettle, Council on Foreign Relations 316 Richard Falk, Princeton University 316 Ambassador Jose Luis Jesus of Cape Verde 319 Susan Mills, Deputy Conroller, UN 326 Utilization of force by the UN for peace Moderator; James Sutterlin, Yale University 334 Jan Eliasson, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs 334 Charles William Maynes, Editor, Foreign Policy 338 Donald C. F. Daniel, US Naval War College 342 David Cox, Queens Colled, Canada 350 Into the future: Regional action: Possible initiatives in South Asia, by NGOs, and by governments: Moderator: Ann Hallen Lajhdhir, NGO Committee on Disarmament 359 Ali Sheikh, Rockefekkar Foundation 359 Prof. Tarun Bose, University of Calcutta 362 Swarna Rajgopalan, University of Illinois 367 Possible initiatives in Europe, by NGOs, and by governments Summary Report 373 Moderator: Sheila Oakes, Special NGO Committee on Disarmament, International Peace Bureau Pat Chilton, United Kingdom, European Dialogue, European Public Policy Institute, Helsinki Citizens Assembly Johan Thor, Sweden, European Coordinator, International Phycisians for the Prevention of Nuclear War Yuri Fydorov, Russian Federator, International Federation for Peace and Conciliation Colette Detre, Paris, France, Mouvement de la Paix Slavica Stojanovic, Belgrade, Serbia, Hotline, Women in Black, support groups for women rape victims in former Yugoslavia Where do we go from here? Conference conclusions, initiatives for the future 381 Closing speaker: Douglas Roche, former Canadian Ambassador 384 Listing of participants 388 Concert at St. Peter's: The Power of Peace |
| 各号備考 | New Relations: Disarmament Peace-building and Global Security ISBN:92-1-142199-3 国連NGO軍縮特別総会議事録、平岡敬広島市長のスピーチ掲載 |