chemical warfare

Describes a history of bioterrorism and biowarfare tactics in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and discusses what biological weapons are, the threats they pose, and what can be done to prevent them from becoming a threat to human rights and dignity.

Examines the realities of weapons of mass destruction.

Explores the conflict between moral behavior and national security as it relates to chemical and biological warfare, arguing that the compromise of moral principles on the issue has led to greater insecurity around the world, and expressing the need to foster a universal sense of revulsion for poison weapons.

Provides an overview of biological and chemical warfare, describing how chemical and biological weapons have been used in the past and what threat they pose in the twenty-first century.

Discusses the history and threats of biological and chemical weapons.

A color-illustrated look at the methods developed by the U.S. to protect its people from biological or chemical attacks. Also includes a chronology, glossary, and list of further resources.

Describes the development and use of chemical and biological weapons throughout history, particularly in the twentieth century.

Discribes biochemical weapons and their potential use by terrorists.

Traces the history of the use of chemical warfare from World War I to the present and efforts to control chemical and biological weapons.