INESAP Briefing Papers

The Chemical Weapons Convention and the Role of Engineers and Scientists

	No. 13: Moving Beyond Deterrence and Missile Defense Akira Kurosaki
	No. 12: The Chemical Weapons Convention and the Role of Engineers and Scientists Jirí Matoušek
	No. 11: Cleanup of Cold War Legacies Ulrike Kronfeld-Goharani
	No. 10: Possession and Deployment of Nuclear Weapons in South Asia R. Rajaraman, M.V. Ramana, Zia Mian
	No. 9: Models for Missile Disarmament Randy Rydell Efficiency and Inefficiency of the MTCR Mark Smith
	No. 8: Beyond Missile Defense Andrew Lichterman, Zia Mian, M. V. Ramana, Jürgen Scheffran
	No. 7: Has the time come for the Nuclear Weapons Convention? Martin B. Kalinowski, Wolfgang Liebert, Jürgen Scheffran
	No. 6: New German Research Reactor Using Highly-Enriched Uranium (HEU) Raises Concern Wolfgang Liebert
	No. 5: Monitoring and Verification for a Middle East Weapons of Mass Destruction Free Zone F. H. Hammad
	No. 4: A Faustian Bargain Why Stockpile Stewardship is incompatible with the process of nuclear disarmament Andrew Lichterman, Jacqueline Cabasso
	No. 3: Cut-off in the NPT review process Does a cut-off agreement offer a leverage to overcome the current deadlock between complete nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation? Martin B. Kalinowski
	No. 2: Multilateralising the nuclear disarmament process Some next steps for the nuclear weapon states Owen Greene
	No. 1: Beyond technical verification Transparency, verification, and preventive control for the Nuclear Weapons Convention Martin B. Kalinowski, Wolfgang Liebert, Jürgen Scheffran