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Developments in disarmament law*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 July 2009

E. Bos
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During the reporting period, May 1973 - May 1974, discussions and negotiations in the field of arms control and disarmament continued in the different forums, but new agreements have not emerged from those deliberations so far. The purpose of this note is merely to highlight the trends perceptible in the negotiating bodies.

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Netherlands Yearbook of International Law , Volume 5 , December 1974 , pp. 175 - 179
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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1974

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References

1. Previous notes on developments in disarmament law were published in 3 N.Y.I.L. (1972) pp. 134–142 and 4 N.Y.I.L. (1973) pp. 265–272.

2. A/RES/3078 B (XXVIII) and A/RES/3077 (XXVIII).

3. CCD/413 of 21 August 1973.

4. Text was published in UN document A/9293 of 8 November 1973 and in 12 I.L.M. (1973) p. 897.

5. Cf. Art. VIII(2), 11 I.L.M. (1972) p. 791.

6. Text was published in UN document A/9293 of 8 November 1973 and in 12 I.L.M. (1973) p. 896.

7. Cf. UN document A/9228 of 17 October 1973 containing a note of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.

8. A/C.I/PV.1934 p. 37.

9. A/RES/3183 (XXVIII).

10. Cf. article of Gelb, Leslie H. in International Herald Tribune of 9–10 February 1974Google Scholar “East-West Troop-Cut Plans Diverge”. See also article in Pravda of 17 January 1974 “Vienna: Talks resumed”.

11. 7 I.L.M. (1968) p. 811; Trb. 1968 No. 126.