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Most of our research was conducted in the library but a small but significant portion was done via the internet. Here are the websites we used to conduct our research, with the e-mail granting us permission attached WEBSITES Stockholm International Peace Institute ----------------- From: Elizibeth french Yours truly, Elisabeth M. French Sasheendran wrote: dear sir/mdm, i am a student from singapore, doingresearch on cbw today.the website by sirpi isinformative.could i please have permission toquote some of the facts on chemical agents for myproject? yours sincerely,sasheendran-- Elisabeth Monica French Research Assistant CBW Project SIPRI Stockholm International Peace Research Institute ----------------- The Chemical Weapons Convention Home Page ----------------- From: webmaster@opcw.org Dear Sasheendran, ----------------- BOOKS/RESEARCH PAPERS The bulk of our material came from the library. We spent hundreds of ours pouring through references and encyclopedias as well as thumbing through archived newspapers in order to verify our facts. Anti-Crop Biological Warfare – Implications of the Iraqi and US Programs. Simon Whitby and Paul Rogers in Defense Analysis, Vol 13, No 3, pages 303 –318, 1997 Biotechnology, Weapons and Humanity – Malcolm Drando, British medical Association, Harwood Academic Publishers 1999 The Bradford program on Strengthening the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention site is available at www.brad.ac.uk/acad/sbtwc on the world wide web. Sadam Hussein: My Life – Iraqi Associated Press,1998 The Chemical and Biological Warfare Conventions Bulletin of the Haravrd-Sussex Program on CBW Armanent and Arms Limitation site is available at fas-www.harvard.edu/~hsp/ on the world wide web. Clouds of Secrecy: The Army’s Germ Warfare Tests over Populated Areas. Leanord A. Cole. Rowman and Littlefield, 1990 Biological Weapons: Weapons of the Future? Edited by Brad Roberts. Center For Strategic and International Studies, 1993. Biological Warfare in the 21st Century. Malcolm Dand, macMillian 1994. The Eleventh Plague: The politics of Biological and Chemical Warfare. Leanord A. Cole. WH Freeman and Company, 1996 GRAPHICS Virtually all the graphics, particularly those used in navigation, were made by me using Photoshop. The really good images you see were imported from Corel 4's CD and from Corbis with permission (see below). . ----------------- From: Customer Service Thank you for contacting Corel Customer Service. In response to your inquiry, you may use Corel photos and/or clipart as
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