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NGOs and multilateral disarmament diplomacy: limits and possibilities

D. Atwood
Published in  Thinking Outside the Box in Multilateral Disarmament and Arms Control Negotiations
December 2006
pp. 33 - 54
English

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Disarmament as Humanitarian Action: Making Multilateral Negotiations Work

Contents of the complete publication
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	Contents
	Foreword by Patricia Lewis
	About the authors
	What do we mean by	Borrie, J.
	Diplomats, civil society and academia: some thoughts on the limits of the discourse	Martin Randin, V.
	NGOs and multilateral disarmament diplomacy: limits and possibilities	Atwood, D.
	Changing perceptions and practice in multilateral arms control negotiations	Johnson, R.
	Cooperation and defection in the Conference on Disarmament	Borrie, J.
	Engineering progress: a diplomat's perspective on multilateral disarmament	Prins, D.
	A physics of diplomacy? The dynamics of complex social phenomena and their implications for multilateral negotiations	Borrie, J. & Merçay, A.
	Non-linear modelling of small arms proliferation	Merçay, A.
	Security of journalists: making the case for modelling armed violence as a means to promote human security	Taback, N. & Coupland, R.
	Investment policies and arms production—experiences from the Norwegian Pension Fund–Global	Nystuen, G.
	The role of non-governmental organizations in the monitoring and verification of international arms control and disarmament agreements	Crowley, M. & Persbo, A.