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Verification Yearbook
Verification
Yearbook 2004
Edited
by Trevor Findlay
VERTIC, London, 2003, 263pp, ISBN 1-899548-39-4 ISSN 1477-3759
(£25/$40)
The Verification Yearbook
2004 continues VERTIC’s wide-ranging annual coverage of verification
developments and trends in arms control and
disarmament, the environment and other fields. With a preface by Rogelio
Pfirter, Director General of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons, the Yearbook contains 11 chapters analyzing the topics
below.
Preface
Rogelio Pfirter
Introduction: the state
of play of verification
Trevor Findlay
Effective CTBT verification:
the evidence accumulates
David Hafemeister
Improving CWC implementation:
the OPCW Action Plan
Lisa Tabassi and Scott Spence
The lessons of UNSCOM and UNMOVIC
Trevor Findlay
Verifying Libya’s
nuclear disarmament
Jack Boureston and Yana Feldman
Iran and nuclear safeguards: establishing
the facts and seeking compliance
Wyn Q. Bowen
Small arms: monitoring the UN
action programme
Helen Hughes
Monitoring greenhouse gases
Larry MacFaul
International systems for monitoring
and verifying fisheries agreements
Judith Swan
Intelligence, verification and
Iraq’s WMD
Brian Jones
Monitoring human rights treaties
Patricia Watt
Verification
Yearbook 2003
Edited by Trevor Findlay
Commissioning co-editor Kenneth Boutin
VERTIC, London, 2003, 263pp, ISBN 1-899548-37-8 ISSN 1477-3759
(£25/$40)
The Verification
Yearbook 2003—the only publication devoted exclusively to verification
and compliance—continues
VERTIC's internationally recognised series of independent, authoritative
analysis of verification trends and developments in arms control and disarmament,
the environment, and other issue areas. It also covers technologies and
modalities
The Preface is by Wolfgang
Hoffmann, Executive Secretary, Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organzation
(CTBTO). The introducation by VERTIC Executive Director Trevor Findlay
examines the current state of multilateral verification, while the other
13 chapters, written by leading practitioners and scholars, analyse the
topics that are listed below.
Preface
Wolfgang
Hoffmann
Introduction:
multilateral verification in flux
Trevor
Findlay
Integrated
nuclear safeguards: genesis and evolution
Jill N. Cooley
UNMOVIC
in Iraq: opportunity lost
Trevor Findlay
and Ben Mines
North
Korea: the challenge of verifying a moving target
Kenneth Boutin
Back
to basics: verification and the Biological Weapons Convention
Jez Littlewood
Reviewing
the Chemical Weapons Convention: gently does it
Robert J.
Mathews
The
radiological threat: verification at the source
Klaas van
der Meer
CTBT
radionuclide verification and the British Laboratory
Christine
Comley and Owen Price
National
implementing laws for arms control and disarmament treaties
Angela Woodward
‘Demonstrable
progress’ on climate change: prospects and possibilities
Molly Anderson
Monitoring
and verification of geological and ocean carbon dioxide disposal
Jason
Anderson
Monitoring
the Montreal Protocol
Duncan Brack
US
nonproliferation assistance: verification and transparency
Michael Jasinski
Monitoring
UN sanctions in Africa: the role of panels of experts
Alex Vines
Yearbook
Sale
Previous Yearbooks (2000, 2001 and 2002) are now for sale. Collect
all three for the price of one: £30 for the set. To order the Yearbooks
below contact Jane Awford.
Verification
Yearbook 2002
Edited by Trevor Findlay and Oliver Meier
VERTIC, London, 2002, 227pp, ISBN 1-899548-32-7 (£30/$US45)
The Verification Yearbook 2002 provides independent, authoritative
and concise analysis of Verification developments over the past year,
as well as assessing future trends in monitoring, verification and compliance.
It covers developments in arms control and disarmament verification, environmental
monitoring and election observation, as well as verification modalities
and technologies. With a foreword by Joke Waller-Hunter the Executive
Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
Secretariat in Bonn, Germany, the chapters are by VERTIC researchers and
leading analysts, academics and practitioners.
Preface
Joke Waller-Hunter
Introduction: verification
in the news for all the wrong and right reasons
Trevor Findlay
Recent developments in nuclear weapons
verification
Nikolai Sokov
CTBT verification: technical progress
versus political stasis
Oliver Meier
The OPCW at five: balancing verification
in evolving circumstances
Robert J. Mathews
Continued turbulence over BWC verification
Jenni Rissanen
The Trilateral Agreement: lessons for
biological weapons verification
David C. Kelly
Verifying a missile accord with North
Korea
Leon V. Sigal
A role for verification
and monitoring in small arms control?
Kate Joseph and Taina Susiluoto
Verification under the Kyoto Protocol
Molly Anderson
Monitoring environmental treaties
using earth observation
Josef Aschbacher
International election observation
Bill Gray and Therese Laanela
Infrasound as a tool for CTBT
verification
Hein Haak and Läslo Evers
The Open Skies Treaty
Ernst Britting and Hartwig Spitzer
Verification and advanced co-operative
security
Nancy Gallagher
Verification
Yearbook 2001
Edited by Trevor Findlay and Oliver Meier
VERTIC, London, 2001, 227pp, ISBN 1-899548-32-7 (£20/$US35)
The Verification Yearbook 2001 provides concise and authoritative
accounts of verification developments over the Year 2001 as well as in-depth
analysis of verification issues and trends. The volume is divided into
four parts, covering the verification of arms control and disarmament,
environmental treaties and peace agreements, plus verification issues.
With a foreword by Mohamed ElBaradei, Director General of the International
Atomic Energy Agency, the chapters are by VERTIC researchers and leading
analysts, academics and practitioners.
Preface
Mohamed ElBaradei
Introduction: verification
under challenge
Trevor Findlay
Verifying Nuclear Arms control and disarmament
Edward M. Ifft
Test ban verification
Trevor Findlay and Oliver Meier
Nuclear Safeguards
John Carlson
The Biological Weapons Convention
Marie Chevrier
Verifying the Ottawa Convention
Angela Woodward
The Kyoto Protocol
Molly Anderson, Trevor Findlay and Clare Tenner
Verification mechanisms in CITES
Rosalind Reeve
Peace operations and the military
dimensions of verification
Trevor Findlay
Verification of the Dayton arms
control agreements
Dieter Rothbacher
Nuclear warhead arms control research
at AWE
Garry J. George and Martin Ley
Non-governmental monitoring
of international agreements
Oliver Meier and Clare Tenner
Verification
Yearbook 2000
Edited by Trevor Findlay
VERTIC, London, 2000, 282pp, ISBN 1-899548-21-1 (£20/$US35)
The Verification Yearbook 2000 is a special millennial edition
designed to relaunch VERTIC's yearbook series after an absence of two
years. It provides concise and authoritative accounts of verification
developments in the final decades of the twentieth century, as well as
foreshadowing issues and trends in the opening decades of the twenty-first.
The volume is divided into four parts, covering the verification of arms
control and disarmament, environmental treaties and peace agreements,
plus verification and compliance tools and mechanisms generally. With
a foreword by Richard Butler, former Executive Chairman of the UN Special
Commission on Iraq, the chapters are by VERTIC researchers and leading
analysts, academics and practitioners.
Preface
Richard Butler
Introduction: the salience and future
of verification
Trevor Findlay
Nuclear test ban verification: work
in progress
Oliver Meier
Nuclear safeguards: evolution and
future
David Fischer
Verifying nuclear arms control and
disarmament
Annette Schaper
Chemical disarmament: advent and
performance of the OPCW
Robert J. Mathews
Verifying biological disarmament: towards
a protocol and organisation
Nicholas Sims
Verification of conventional arms control
Pál Dunay
Verification under duress: the case
of UNSCOM
Stephen Black
Multilateral environmental agreements:
trends in verification
Clare Tenner
Verification and compliance systems
in the climate change regime
Clare Tenner
Monitoring and verifying the military
aspects of peace accords
Jane Boulden
Evolution of police monitoring in
peace operations
J. Matthew Vaccaro
Remote monitoring from space: the
resolution revolution
Bhupendra Jasani
The information revolution and verification
Andrew Rathmell
Compliance mechanisms for disarmament
treaties
A. Walter Dorn and Douglas S. Scott
Intelligence in arms control and
disarmament
Tim McCarthy
Societal verification: wave of
the future?
Dieter Deiseroth
Peace operations worldwide, 1948-2000
Verification
Yearbooks 1991-97
R. Guthrie (ed), Verification 1997: Arms Control, Peacekeeping and
the Environment (£10/$US15)
J. B. Poole & R. Guthrie (eds), Verification 1996: Arms Control,
Peacekeeping and the Environment (£10/$US15)
J. B. Poole & R. Guthrie (eds), Verification 1995: Arms Control,
Peacekeeping and the Environment (Out of print)
J. B. Poole & R. Guthrie (eds), Verification 1994: Arms Control,
Peacekeeping and the Environment (Out of print)
J. B. Poole & R. Guthrie (eds), Verification 1993: Peacekeeping,
Arms Control and the Environment (£10/$US15)
J. B. Poole & R. Guthrie (eds), Verification Report 1992: Yearbook
on Arms Control and Environmental Agreements (£10/$US15)
J. B. Poole (ed), Verification Report 1991: Yearbook on Arms Control
and Environmental Agreements (£10/$US15)
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