Titlebook: Chemical Warfare; Edward M. Spiers Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 compliance.conflict.confl

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Deterring Chemical Warfare,ican President. It is retained to deter an attack with chemical weapons, or, in the event of an attack, could be used to undertake either a legal reprisal or retaliation. Yet the Allies, though agreed upon a no first use of chemical weapons, differ on how they should respond to a chemical attack. Th

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Esteban C. Buljevich,Yoon S. Parkneither encountered any credible deterrent nor felt constrained by the Geneva Protocol. In these circumstances gas seemed a useful weapon, and more light may be shed on this utility by the study of three examples: the Italo-Abyssinian War, the Sino-Japanese War and the recent allegations of chemical warfare in Laos, Kampuchea and Afghanistan.

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Gas and Third World Conflicts,neither encountered any credible deterrent nor felt constrained by the Geneva Protocol. In these circumstances gas seemed a useful weapon, and more light may be shed on this utility by the study of three examples: the Italo-Abyssinian War, the Sino-Japanese War and the recent allegations of chemical warfare in Laos, Kampuchea and Afghanistan.

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Esteban C. Buljevich,Yoon S. Parkhe Geneva Protocol of 1925, which many now interpret as part of customary international law and as thereby proscribing the first use of poison gas or germ warfare. Nevertheless, chemical weapons have been used in subsequent wars; more potent weapons have been devised; and large stocks of these munitions are still retained.

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Esteban C. Buljevich,Yoon S. ParkSoviet ground, air and naval forces, along with those of other Warsaw Pact countries, have developed the doctrine, organisation, training and protective equipment to employ chemical weapons in conjunction with either conventional or nuclear weapons.

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Introduction,he Geneva Protocol of 1925, which many now interpret as part of customary international law and as thereby proscribing the first use of poison gas or germ warfare. Nevertheless, chemical weapons have been used in subsequent wars; more potent weapons have been devised; and large stocks of these munitions are still retained.