Riot Control Agents and Herbicides in War: Their Humanitarian, Toxicological, Ecological, Military, Polemological, and Legal Aspects |
Contents
The New American Doctrine On Riot Control Agents | 3 |
The induction of international and foreign sources as subsidiary | 10 |
The Nature of Riot Control Agents As Distinguished | 19 |
trol agents | 28 |
General toxicological aspects of riot control agents | 34 |
The Uniqueness Of The New American Definition | 69 |
The New American Doctrine On AntiPlant Agents | 75 |
The Nature of AntiPlant Agents As Distinguished | 79 |
The road towards biological and nuclear warfare | 198 |
Conventional Law | 207 |
The Gas Declaration of 1899 | 222 |
Specific Customary Law | 259 |
The situation at the end of World War II | 272 |
What kinds of armed conflicts are covered by the customary | 284 |
General Customary Law | 291 |
Policy Guidelines A New Geneva Protocol? | 297 |
The new American definition of chemical warfare | 155 |
The Risk Of OneSided Escalation | 161 |
Description of antiplant agents adopted for military | 176 |
The Risk Of TwoSided Escalation | 191 |
Notes | 315 |
Sources | 353 |
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Common terms and phrases
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References to this book
The Role of Federal Military Forces in Domestic Disorders, 1877-1945 Clayton D. Laurie,Ronald H. Cole No preview available - 1999 |