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Appendix II: Participants, Agenda, and Initial Framework for the Second U.S. National Academy of Sciences-Russian Academy of Sciences Joint Meeting on Dual-Use Technologies, May 12-20, 1992, Washington, D.C.
Pages 205-214

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... , Principal Research Scientist, RAS Institute of Chemical Physics; former Director, Russian-American University; former Deputy Chief of Procurement, USSR Ministry of Defense Dr. Valery N
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... Alexander Flax, Home Secretary, National Academy of Engineering Dr. Clifford Gaddy, Foreign Policy Studies Program, Brookings Institution Dr.
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... Department of Defense Jo Husbands, Director, Committee on International Security and Arms Control, National Research Council Norman D Kass, Deputy Director, Licensing, Defense Technical Security Administration, U.S.
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... :00 Presentation and discussion of concept papers General Rogozin and Valery Spector Glenn Schweitzer Presentation and discussion of paper on the economic aspects of the development and production of dual-use technologies Clifford Gaddy Lunch :00-5:00 Committee Discussions in Board Room, NAS :00 Presentation and discussion of paper on technology related industrial reports General Remir Stepanov 2:00 3:45 Break Presentation and discussion of papers on categories of manpower having unique knowledge of weapons systems Alexander Flax Yurly Vershinin 208
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... 4:00 Summation/discussion Wednesday, May 27 9:00-12:00 Committee Discussions in Board Room, NAS 9:00 10:45 Presentation and discussion of papers on the feasibility and desirability of separating military and civilian applied research activities John Rittenhouse Gennadiy Andreevich Yarygin Break :00 Presentation and discussion of paper on current trends in export control in Russia General Remir Stepanov 12:00-] :00 Lunch :00-5 :00 Committee Discussions and Conclusion in Board Room, NAS 1:00 ~ :45 2:30 Break Presentation and discussion of paper on case studies of programs for developing and applying dual-use technologies for civilian purposes which are also designed to limit diversion Seymour Goodman Presentation and discussion of paper on contributions of verification schemes and other control measures to confidence building in regard to dual-use technologies John Harvey 2:45 Summary of workshop 3: ~ 5 Discussion of near term projects 209
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... Department of Defense 10:30-12:00 U.S. Defense Conversion Lawrence Korb, The Brookings Institution Katherine GilIman, Office of Technology Assessment Joseph Cartwright, Senior Project Manager, Of lice of Economic Adjustment, U.S.
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... Friday, May 29 Briefings in NAS 250: 9:00-10:30 10:30-12:00 12:00-1:00 Lunch Technology Related Industrial Reporting in the United States Robert Tinari, Assistant Division Chief, Current industrial Production, Industry Division, Bureau of the Census Jennifer Bond, Director, Science and Engineering Indicators Program, National Science Foundation John Gawalt, Analyst, Science and Engineering Activities Program, National Science Foundation End Use Verification Anstruther Davidson, Senior Policy Advisor to the Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement, U.S. Department of Commerce John Phillips, Los Alamos National Laboratory, IAEA nuclear safeguards and inspections in Iraq :00-5:00 Site Visit to Westinghouse Electronic Systems Corporation, Baltimore, Maryland 211
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... B Objectives of interacademy cooperation in considering dual-use technologies including building confidence to enhance national security, clarifying opportunities which facilitate the Russian transition to a viable market economy, promoting mutual interests in commercial transactions, and contributing to international science and technology.
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... UN regional technology transfer center in the CIS E New stimulus to joint ventures and other business alliances F
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