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1. Opening of the Workshop; F. Vallat. 2. Address; I.R. Kenyon. FirstPart: General Presentation. 1. The 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention: ASignificant Step in the Process of Multilateral Disarmament; J. Goldblat. 2.The Preparatory Commission for the Organization for the Prohibition ofChemical Weapons; F.C. Calderon. 3. Ratification and Universality; Y.Dinstein. 4. Relations between the Chemical Weapons Convention and OtherRelevant International Norms; N. Ronzitti. 5. The Protection of theEnvironment in the Context of Chemical Weapons Destruction; U. Beyerlin, T.Marauhn. Second Part: Implementation by States Parties. 1. L'AutoriteNationale; E. Roucounas. 2. Adaptation of National Legislation to Implementthe Chemical Weapons Convention; B. Kellman. 3. La Mise en Oeuvre de laConvention sur l'Interdiction et l'Elimination des Armes Chimiques: Problemeset Prospectives; J. Verhoeven. 4. Adaptation of National Legislation to theImplementation Requirements of the Chemical Weapons Convention: Common LawSystems; N.A. Sims. 5. National Measures for the Implementation of theChemical Weapons Convention: Certain Legal Aspects; S.R. Rao. Third Part:Institutional Aspects. 1. The Organization for the Prohibition of ChemicalWeapons (OPCW): Structure, Functions and Potential Deficiencies; T. Bernauer.2. Les Actes de l'Organisation; M. Kamto. 3. The Financing of theOrganization and of its Activities; M. Bentinck. 4. Responsibility of theInternational Organization and of its Civil Servants; L. Rockwood. FourthPart: Regulation of Private Activities. 1. Le Regime de Transfert desSubstances Chimiques dans la Convention; D. Momtaz. 2. Obligations andProtection of Individuals; M. Bothe. 3. How to Cope with the Legal ProblemsCaused by Inspection in Chemical Enterprises; K. Kunieda. 4. Regime desActivites Prives, Role des Juridictions Internes (Competence Judiciaire etConflits de Lois); G.A.L. Droz. 5. Constraints upon the Freedom of Trade andIndustry: The German Viewpoint; E. Wyszomirski. 6. Constraints upon theFreedom of Trade and Industry: The American Viewpoint; A.E. Smithson. FifthPart: Means for Ensuring Compliance with the Convention. 1. The ChemicalWeapons Convention and Commercial Interests: Conflict or Co-operation? M.P.Walls. 2. The Verification System for the Chemical Weapons Convention; J.P.P.Robinson. 3. Disputes between the Inspected State Party and the InspectionTeam; R.J. Mathews, T.L.H. McCormack. 4. The Settlement of Disputes under theChemical Weapons Convention and the Case of the Confidentiality Commission;E.P.J. Myjer. 5. Reactions in the Event of Breach; A. Rosas.