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ACRONYM Reports

Reviewing the Non-Proliferation Treaty: Preparing for the Future

By Rebecca Johnson

Information, ideas and documents on the Strengthened Review Process of the NPT for participants to the second PrepCom, Geneva, 27 April to 8 May, 1998.

ACRONYM Report No.11, April 1998

Contents

• Executive Summary
• Part I : From 1970 to 1998
• Part II: Some Questions and Proposals for Strengthening the Non-Proliferation Regime
• Appendix I : NPT Text
• Appendix II: NPT States Parties
• Appendix III : Decisions Adopted in 1995
• Appendix IV : UNSC 984 (1995)
• Appendix V : Glossary of Acronyms

Knowledge is power. In order to move constructively to the next stage, it is important to learn from what has gone before: to build on those foundations that were well laid, while sidestepping the mistakes, lest they trap and weaken us.

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