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Introduction to the Series | ||
Preface | ||
I | Introduction | 1 |
II | The Public Policy of Arms Control | 11 |
A | Dismantling Obligations Under Early Treaties | 14 |
B | Immodest Contention over Modest Accomplishments | 16 |
C | The Modern Era of Real Reductions | 18 |
D | Conversion of Defense Assets | 20 |
III | The Public Policy of Chemical Weaponry | 37 |
A | The Evolution of Chemical Warfare | 40 |
B | The Evolution of the CWC | 43 |
C | The CWC's Elimination Requirements | 49 |
D | The Existing CW Arsenals | 53 |
1 | The active stockpile | 53 |
2 | Non-stockpile materiel | 56 |
3 | CW-related facilities | 58 |
4 | Projected costs | 59 |
IV | The Public Policy of Environmental Protection | 87 |
A | National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) | 92 |
B | Clean Air Act (CAA) | 101 |
C | Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) | 102 |
D | Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) | 105 |
E | Clean Water Act (CWA) | 106 |
F | Other Environmental Laws Relevant to the CWC | 107 |
G | Other Relevant Legislation | 109 |
V | Resolving Legal Conflicts: The Supremacy Clause | 143 |
A | Treaties and Statutes | 144 |
B | The States and the CWC | 150 |
VI | Options for Dismantling Chemical Weapons | 159 |
A | Failed Alternatives | 159 |
B | The Army's Current Stockpile Destruction Program | 159 |
C | Alternative Technologies for Destroying CW | 174 |
VII | International Ramifications | 213 |
VIII | A Digression: Comparisons to the World of Nuclear Disarmament | 241 |
A | Another World | 242 |
1 | We have met the enemy | 242 |
2 | The pricetag | 243 |
3 | Green vs. peace | 244 |
4 | NIMBY strikes | 245 |
5 | Bilateralism and multilateralism | 246 |
6 | Dismantling technologies | 247 |
7 | Transportation | 248 |
B | Where Weapons Differ - the Uniqueness of Nuclear Arms | 249 |
1 | The destructive power of nuclear arms | 249 |
2 | The symbolic power of nuclear arms | 250 |
3 | A smaller universe of concern | 251 |
4 | Conspicuous facilities | 252 |
5 | Costs | 252 |
6 | Dual capability | 253 |
7 | Quantities to destroy | 254 |
8 | The permanent hazard | 255 |
9 | The timing of the operations | 256 |
C | Current Efforts at Nuclear Dismantling | 257 |
IX | Recommendations | 279 |
A | Bend - But Not Break - Existing Environmental Law | 280 |
B | Twist - But Not Shatter - the CWC | 282 |
C | Defeat - or At Least Offset - NIMBY | 284 |
D | Gulp Hard at - But Swallow - the Budgetary Implications | 288 |
E | Mobilize - and Expand - Our Diplomatic Assets | 291 |
F | Analyze - and Preserve - the Lessons of the Exercise | 293 |
X | Conclusion | 313 |
Bibliography | 321 | |
Index | 351 |
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