Publication

Mar 2015

This paper examines whether the online trade in dual-use equipment is having a disruptive effect on biological arms control efforts. The paper's authors conclude that 1) such equipment is readily available from Internet vendors; 2) the trade poses a significant threat to anti-biological weapons, and 3) specific steps need to be taken to reverse the problem.

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Author Raymond A Zilinskas, Philippe Mauger
Series CNS Occasional Papers
Issue 21
Publisher James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS)
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