Bernd W. Kubbig is Project Director at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (HSFK/PRIF), Adj. Professor at Goethe University, Frankfurt, and Coordinator of the Academic Peace Orchestra Middle East. Sven-Eric Fikenscher is a Research Fellow at Goethe University, Frankfurt. He was a Research Assistant at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (HSFK/PRIF) from 2006-11 and on the staff of the Academic Peace Orchestra Middle East.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Setting the Stage: Decreasing the Security Dilemma by Gradual Missile Reductions Part 1: Missiles and Their Proliferation as a Threat 2. Lessons from the Arms Control and Regional Security Talks 3. Missiles in the Middle East: Their Destabilizing Role Part 2: Conditions for a Successful Step-by-Step Approach 4. Taking Overall Military Asymmetries into Account: Objections from the Arab World and Iran 5. Taking Israel¿s Security Interests into Account: Deterrence Policy in a Changing Strategic Environment 6. Advancing the Control of Weapons of Mass Destruction: An Incremental Approach 7. From (Potential) Spoilers to Guarantors? The Role of External Powers 8. The Verification Challenge: Concepts, Requirements, and Technologies 9. The Prospects for Disarmament: The Case of Hezbollah 10. Designing Disarmament Strategies: The Case of Hamas Part 3: Three Milestones towards a Missile Free Zone 11. The Promise of Military Transparency: Building on Past Experiences and the UN Register of Conventional Arms 12. The Missile Technology Control Regime, the Hague Code of Conduct, and Missile Proliferation 13. Caps and Bans: Limiting, Reducing, and Prohibiting Missiles and Missile Defence 14. Conclusion: The Stage Reconsidered: Findings, Concluding Remarks, and Research Perspectives 15. Apendix: The Arsenals of Actors Relevant to a Missile Free Zone in the Middle East/Gulf
1. Introduction: Setting the Stage: Decreasing the Security Dilemma by Gradual Missile Reductions Part 1: Missiles and Their Proliferation as a Threat 2. Lessons from the Arms Control and Regional Security Talks 3. Missiles in the Middle East: Their Destabilizing Role Part 2: Conditions for a Successful Step-by-Step Approach 4. Taking Overall Military Asymmetries into Account: Objections from the Arab World and Iran 5. Taking Israel¿s Security Interests into Account: Deterrence Policy in a Changing Strategic Environment 6. Advancing the Control of Weapons of Mass Destruction: An Incremental Approach 7. From (Potential) Spoilers to Guarantors? The Role of External Powers 8. The Verification Challenge: Concepts, Requirements, and Technologies 9. The Prospects for Disarmament: The Case of Hezbollah 10. Designing Disarmament Strategies: The Case of Hamas Part 3: Three Milestones towards a Missile Free Zone 11. The Promise of Military Transparency: Building on Past Experiences and the UN Register of Conventional Arms 12. The Missile Technology Control Regime, the Hague Code of Conduct, and Missile Proliferation 13. Caps and Bans: Limiting, Reducing, and Prohibiting Missiles and Missile Defence 14. Conclusion: The Stage Reconsidered: Findings, Concluding Remarks, and Research Perspectives 15. Apendix: The Arsenals of Actors Relevant to a Missile Free Zone in the Middle East/Gulf
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