Case Studies Series (1989–2001): #4 (1990): Chemical Arms Control: The U.S. and the Geneva Protocol of 1925
Jan 1, 2001
About the Series
The Carnegie Council offers this series of 22 case studies for use in college and university classrooms. Each case presents and analyzes an historical example of an ethical dilemma in international affairs.
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