Description: Conversion of Former BTW Facilities-Questions and Problems.- Conversion of Chemical Weapons Production Facilities under the Chemical Weapons Convention.- Biotechnology in a Peaceful World Economy.- Redirecting Biological Warfare Capacity to International Health Biotechnology.- Conversion of BTW Facilities: Lessons from German History.- Challenges of BW Control and Defense during Arms Reduction.- Conversion of Past Biological Weapons Facilities: Lessons from Western Conversion.- Development of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing at Fort Detrick, Maryland.- Pharmaceutical and Regulatory Aspects of Conversion.- The Possibilities and Limitations of Biological Weapons Conversion: Personnel and Facilities.- Controllling Dangerous Pathogens: A Blue print for U.S.-Russian Cooperation. A Report of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences to the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program of the U.S. Department of Defense.- The Need for International Cooperation to Provide Transparency and to Strengthen the BWC.- Redirection of BW Experts in the Framework of the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC).- Conversion of BW Facilities in Kazakstan.- Facilitating the Conversion of BTW Facilities through International Technical Cooperation: BTWC Implications.- The Ad Hoc Group: Past Biological Weapons Facilities.

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