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Civil society and the norm against the weaponization of disease: Meeting the challenge / Zanders, Jean Pascal; Gould, Chandre 2005  Journal Article
Zanders, Jean Pascal Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
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ID:   059996


Hide and seek: taking account of small arms in Southern Africa / Gould, Chandre (ed); Lamb, Guy (ed) 2004  Book
Lamb, Guy Book
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Publication Pretoria, Institute for Security Studies, 2004.
Description 334p.
Standard Number 1919913688
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049308355.80968/GOU 049308MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   107573


Preventing misuse of the life sciences: the need to improve biodefense transparency and accountability in the BMC / Roffey, Roger; Gould, Chandre   Journal Article
Gould, Chandre Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract The scope of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) is sufficiently broad to deal with new threats emerging from developments in the life sciences; however, more thought still needs to be given to updating and improving measures to encourage biodefense-related information sharing and transparency between states. Biodefense is and has been at the core of the BWC, but the threat of bioterrorism should not distract BWC state parties or cause them to disregard the risk that illicit state-run bioweapons programs will utilize new advances in the life sciences. More states are pursuing biodefense programs-and spending more on such programs. The BWC community must address the issue of how states and civil society observers can determine the point at which a biodefense program, or parts of it, could be secretly transformed into an offensive bioweapons program. The authors propose several measures for increasing the transparency of biodefense programs, including: national oversight, confidence-building measures, mandatory codes of practice, confidence-building visits, and an international mechanism to encourage and protect whistleblowers. The authors conclude that unless accountability and transparency in biodefense programs can be attained within the next five years, the BWC will lose its relevance.
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Project coast: apartheid's chemical and biological warfare programme / Gould, Chandre; Folb, Peter; Berold, Robert (ed) 2002  Book
Gould, Chandre Book
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Publication Geneve, UNIDIR, 2002.
Description xiv, 297p.
Standard Number 9290451440
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