Title The United Nations and Iraq : defanging the viper / Jean E. Krasno and James S. Sutterlin

Published Westport, CT : Praeger, 2002

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Description xii, 238 pages ; 24 cm Series Praeger Security International Contents 1. The Genesis of UNSCOM -- 2. The Conceptual Framework of UNSCOM: Independence Was the Key Factor -- 3. UNSCOM in Action -- 4. Intelligence -- 5. Dealing with the Iraqis -- 6. Sanctions -- 7. Destroyed and Rendered Harmless: UNSCOM's and IAEA's Achievements -- 8. UNSCOM in Perspective Summary This study describes how UNSCOM was designed to maintain its independence and authority, detailing the dramatic events that occurred as UNSCOM attempted to deal with an intransigent Iraq Analysis Iraq Unconventional weapons disarmament Weapons of mass destruction Weapons inspection Interviews Overseas item United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes Also available electronically via the World Wide Web (viewed 26/6/07) Print version record Subject United Nations. Special Commission on Iraq -- History. United Nations. Special Commission on Iraq -- History -- Interviews. Biological arms control -- Verification -- Iraq. Chemical arms control -- Verification -- Iraq. Nuclear arms control -- Verification -- Iraq. Weapons of mass destruction -- Iraq. Chemical arms control -- Verification -- Iraq -- Interviews. Biological arms control -- Verification -- Iraq -- Interviews. Nuclear arms control -- Verification -- Iraq -- Interviews. Weapons of mass destruction -- Iraq -- Interviews. Genre/Form History. Interviews. Author Sutterlin, James S. LC no. 2002068627 ISBN 0275978389 alkaline paper 0275978397 paperback alkaline paper

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