Blockchain for international security : the potential of distributed ledger technology for nonproliferation and export controls / Cindy Vestergaard, editor.

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Blockchain for international security : the potential of distributed ledger technology for nonproliferation and export controls / Cindy Vestergaard, editor.

9783030862404 (electronic bk.)
3030862402 (electronic bk.)
9783030862398
3030862399

Cham : Springer, [2021]

©2021

English

1 online resource : illustrations (chiefly color).

10.1007/978-3-030-86240-4 doi

JZ5588 .B56 2021

327.1/74

This book intersects the distributed ledger technology (DLT) community with the international security community. Given the increasing application of blockchain technology in the fields of business and international development, there is a growing body of study on other use cases. For instance, can blockchain have a significant role in preserving and improving international security? This book explores this question in the context of preventing the proliferation of some of the most dangerous materials in the worlditems that if not secured can lend to the development of weapons of mass destruction. It considers how blockchain can increase efficiencies in the global trade of nuclear and chemical materials and technology, thereby increasing assurances related to compliance with international nonproliferation and disarmament treaties.

References-Blockchain Applications for Nuclear Safeguards-1 Introduction-2 Overview of International Nuclear Safeguards-3 Legal and Political Factors Influencing DLT Acceptance for Safeguards Use-4 Technical Factors Influencing DLT Acceptance-5 Addressing Critical Questions About Deploying DLT for Safeguards-6 Evaluating the Value of DLT Deployment for Safeguards: A Summary of Research to Date-7 Summary-References-Blockchain Tools for Nuclear Safeguards-1 Background-from NUMBAT to SLUMBAT to SLAFKA-2 SLUMBAT-Initial Development.
References-Blockchain for Global Trade in Dual-Use Chemicals-1 Introduction-2 The CWC and Its Schedules: Obligations and Information Flows-3 The Australia Group and Its Lists: Guidance-4 DLT and Export Controls: A Practical Example for Chemical End-User Assurances for Re-exports-5 Conclusion-References-Blockchain Applications for Export Control Compliance and Global Supply Chain Integrity-1 Introduction-2 Relevance of Export Controls for International Security-3 Challenges in Export Controls.

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