| ID Code | Z1310.5D0130079 |
|---|---|
| Title | Disarmament |
| Volume | Possibilities II |
| Author | |
| Publisher | United Nations |
| Place of Publication | New York |
| Publication Date | 1989/09/01 |
| Language | 英語 eng |
| Pages | 167 |
| Size (cm) | 28 |
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| TOC | The PRESENT ROLE OF THE UN IN DISARMAMENT Role of the Disarmament Commission: AMBASSADOR BAGBENI ADEITO NZENGEYA, ZAIRE 5 Role of the First Committee of the General Assembly: AMBASSADOR DOUGLAS ROCHE, CANADA 10 Role of UN Studies and the Advisory Board: DERK BOOTHBY, UN Secretariat 16 Role of the World Disarmament Campaign and of Regional Centres: ANGELA KNIPPENBERG, UN Secretariat 20 Role of the Conference on Disarmament: AMBASSADOR PAUL JOACHIM VON STULPNAGEL, FEDERAL REPUBLIC of GERMANY 24 AMBASSADOR MARCOS CASTRIOTO DE AZAMBUJA, BRAZIL 26 RAKESH SOOD, INDIA 28 AMBASSADOR VIKTOR ISSRAELYAN, USSR, now Vice President of UNA of the USSR 31 PIERCE CORDEN, USA 34 THE UNITED NATIONS ROLE IN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AMBASSADOR ALEKSANDR BELONOGOV, USSR 38 AMBASSADOR CARLOS JOSE GUTIERREZ, COSTA RICA 44 GIANDOMENICO PICCO, Office of the UN Secretary-General 48 EDWARD LUCK, President, UNA of the USA 53 PROFESSOR GENNADY VORONTSOV, UN/A of the USSR 59 POSSIBLE FUTURE DISARMAMENT AGREEMENTS POSSIBILITIES FOR THE FUTURE: MAJ BRITT THEORIN, SWEDEN 62 COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN TREATY: DR. OLA DAHMAN, SWEDEN 70 DR. MIKHAIL GOKHBERG, Institute of Physics of the Earth, USSR 73 DR. TOM COCHRAN, Natural Resources Defense Council, US 77 BAN ON PRODUCTION OF FISSIONALBE MATERIALS FOR MILITARY PURPOSES, FEASIBILITY OF VERIFYING ELIMINATION OF NUCLEAR WARHEADS PROF. FRANK VON HIPPEL, Princeton University 82 DR. OLEG PRILUTSKY, Space Research Institute, Moscow, and Soviet Scientists for Peace, Against Nuclear War 85 THE UN ROLE IN VERIFICATION: COLONEL RON CLEMINSON, CANADA 89 DR. ELENA LOSHCHENKOVA, Space Research Institute, Moscow, and Soviet Scientists for Peace, Against Nuclear Threat 91 Preventing an arms race in outer space: DR. RICHARD GARWIN, IBM, Harvard and Columbia Universities 94 DR. OLEG PILUTSKY, Space Research Institute, Moscow, and Soviet Scientists for Peace, Against Nuclear Threat 98 Satellite surveillance for verification and crisis monitoring HENRIK SALANDER, Sweden 109 CHRISTER LARSSON, space media Network, Sweden 112 AMBASSADOR CHUSEI YAMADA, Japan 124 WALTER DORN, scientists for peace, Canada 126 COLEEN SULLIVAN, space age, law & policy institute, villanova, PA, USA 131 CONNIE VAN PRAET, institute for Security and Cooperation in outer space, Washington, DC, USA 133 PROFESSOR KOSTA TSIPIS, MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA 139 Future possibilities for conventional and nuclear disarmament, particularly in Europe: pomerance award acceptance speech and extract from cutting conventional forces I Randall Forseberg 147 The work of NGOs in relationship to the UN role in disarmament and international security PATRICIA MISCHE, Global Education Associates, US 155 DOUG SCOTT, The Mankind Group, Canada 157 DR. ELENA LOSHCHENKOVA, Scientists for peace, against nuclear treat USSR 160 KATSUJI SUZUKI, Rissho Kosei-kai, Japan 162 JANIS ALTON, Voice of women, Canada 162 REV. ROBERT McCLEAN, United Methodist Church, US 163 Ann Gertler, project ploughshares, Canada 165 |
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