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Part 1 The imperative of nuclear disarmament: toward a nuclearweapon-free world as a prelude to a war-free world, Joseph Rotblat; theprocess of nuclear disarmament, Sverre Lodgaard; ban on use - an essentialcondition for nuclear disarmament, Jozef Goldblat. Part 2 Arms controlprerequisites for nuclear disarmament: convincing the nuclear-weapon statesto disarm - the problem of conventional forces, Jonathan Dean; theelimination of chemical and biological weapons, Graham S. Pearson; possibleresponses to chemical and biological weapon attacks, Lawrence Scheinman;transparency in armaments and other confidence-building measures, HerbertWulf. Part 3 Conditions for regional denuclearization: conditions in theMiddle East, Yair Evron; conditions in the Persian Gulf; conditions in SouthAsia - as viewed by an Indian, Jasfit Singh; conditions in South Asia - asviewed by a Pakistani, Malik Azhar Ellahi; conditions in Northeast Asia,Toshiyuki Toyoda; conditions in a divided country - the case of Korea,Hiroharu Seki. Part 4 Political, technological and economic requirements fornuclear disarmament: NATO-Russia relations in a post-Cold War Eurasia,Alexander Nikitin; the role of non-governmental organizations in nucleardisarmament, David Krieger; conversion of the nuclear weapons complex -potential economic and social fallout, Joseph Di Chiaro III; domesticdimensions of disarmament - the case of China, Yitzhak Shichor; multilateralfora as an institutional link between nuclear and non-nuclear disarmament,Vladimir Petrovsky. Part 5 Summary and conclusions: summary and conclusions,Jozef Goldblat.