Abstract
Part 1 The first years - a missed opportunity for UN: disarmament and the charter the nuclear question in the UN. Part 2 Disarmament as a Cold-War issue (1950-1959): disarmament negotiations in a divided world organization the UN misled its disarmament policy in the wrong direction disarmament as an issue for propaganda warfare the evolution of the UN policy. Part 3 The attainment of a broad consensus (1960-1968): the 18 National Disarmament Committee the decentralization of the negotiating process the pursuit of the arms control measures as the predominant policy the Partial Test Ban Treaty the negotiation of the NPT a two step process. Part 4 A retreat from the consensus (1969-1977): a strategic dilemma for the UN the restructuring process phase two of the restructuring process. Part 6 Conclusions and recommendations: the final document of the first special session on disarmament.
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