Chemical Weapons: A Case Study of China China is an extremely difficult subject to study where sensitive military matters particularly related to Chemical and Biological weapons (CBW) are concerned.During the 1920s, the Chinese warlords had expressed interest…... Gunjan Singh | October-December 2008 | CBW Magazine
Nepal: The Making of an Inclusive Constitution, Demands, Debates, Dissents Publisher: Pentagon Press This book delves into the intricate dynamics surrounding the creation of Nepal’s constitution and the persistent struggle for inclusion by marginalised groups such as the Madhesis, Janajatis,... Nihar R. Nayak | | Book
North Korea’s Chemical and Biological Weapons North Korea started developing its chemical weapons in 1947 as the Korean People’s Army addressed the theory of chemical weapons operational doctrines. In 1954 the army reportedly established regular chemical…... Hayoun Jessie Ryou | April-June 2008 | CBW Magazine
Russia’s Chemical Weapons Programme Russia’s declared stockpile of tens of thousands of tons of chemical weapons are stored in seven sites across the country. According to Chemical Weapons Convention, Russia has to fulfill the…... Nivedita Das Kundu | January-March 2008 | CBW Magazine
Mark Wheelis, Lajos Rozsa and Malcolm Dando, Deadly Cultures, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 2006 Deadly Cultures has been edited by three leading authors, Mark Wheelis, Lajos Rozsa and Malcom Dando. The seventeen chapters have been authored by experts in the field of biological weapons.…...
