Arms Control and the Rule of Law: A Framework for Peace and Security in Outer211 Space. Proceedings of the Annual Ottawa NACD Verification Symposium (15th). Held 211 in Montebello, Quebec on March 11-14, 1998

摘要

;Table of Contents: List of Contributors; Preface; Editorial Foreword; Part I.211u001eSpace Applications: The Existing Regime and Prospects for the Future (Outer Space 211u001eand Multilateral Security: Current Trends and Possibilities; The Relationship for 211u001ethe ABM Treaty to Strategic Stability and Outer Space; Outer Space: The 211u001eConference on Disarmament Dimension; Banning the Stationing of Weapons in Space 211u001eThrough Arms Control: A Major Step in the Promotion of Strategic Stability in the 211u001e21st Century; Recent Developments in Space Law; A Variant of a Mandate for an Ad 211u001eHoc Committee on Outer Space within the Cnference on Disarmament: A Convention 211u001efor the Non-Weaponization of Outer Space; Confidence Building and Outer Space; A 211u001eTotal Ballistic Missile Ban Treaty; The Protection of Satellites: Problems for 211u001eArms Control; The Ballistic Missile Defense and Anti-Satellite Relationship; The 211u001eRole of Non-Governmental Organization in Maintaining Space as a Weapons-Free 211u001eEnvironment); Part II. Extending the Agenda (A View on the Application of 211u001eOverhead Imagery to Strengthen the IAEA Safeguards Regime; Northeast Asian 211u001eInsecurity: New Sources of Friction Between States and Implications for Arms 211u001eControl and Disarmament; Symposium Summary); Part III. Working Group Reports 211u001e(Working Group One Notes: Legal and Policy Concerns; Working Group Two Notes: