Programme | Photograph | Papers
3rd and 4th December 2000
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
DAY 1
CHAIR: Dr Nick Lewer
PAPER: "An Overview of The Future of Non-Lethality" - Dr John Alexander - President, The Apollinaire Group.
DISCUSSANT: Dr Nick Lewer - University of Bradford
PAPER: "Non-Lethal Weapons Technologies - The Case for Independent Scientific Analysis" - Dr Jurgen Altmann - University of Bochum
DISCUSSANT: Professor Malcolm Dando
PAPER: "Western Military Thinking of the Future of Warfare" - Mr Gerrard Quille - University of Bradford
DISCUSSANT: Professor Paul Rogers - University of Bradford
PAPER: "Future Police Operations" - Mr Jorma Jussila - Finnish Police
DISCUSSANT: Superintendent Colin Burrows - Royal Ulster Constabulary
DAY 2
CHAIR: Professor Malcolm Dando
PAPER: "Perspectives and Implications for the Proliferation of Non-Lethal Weapons in the Context of Contemporary Conflict, Security Interests and Arms Control" - Dr Nick Lewer & Mr Tobias Feakin - University of Bradford
DISCUSSANT: Mr Dominique Loye - International Committe of the Red Cross
PAPER: "Sub-Lethal Weapons and Human Rights Violations" - Dr Steve Wright - OMEGA Foundation
DISCUSSANT: Dr Brian Rappert - University of York
PAPER: "Non-Lethal Weapons and International Law: Three Perspectives on the Future" - Dr David Fidler - University of Indiana
DISCUSSANT: Dr Simon Whitby - University of Bradford
Delegates from left to right: Prof. Paul Rogers, Dr. Brian Rappert, Prof. Malcolm
Dando, Supt. Colin Burrows, Dr. Simon Whitby, Mr.Gerrard Quille, Dr. David Fidler,
Mr. Dominique Loye, Mr. Tobias Feakin, Mr. Jorma Jussila, Dr. John Alexander,
Dr. Nick Lewer, Dr. Jurgen Altmann and Dr. Steve Wright.
All papers from the Conference were published in a special edition of the journal; Medicine, Conflict & Survival, Vol.17, No.3, July-Sept. 2001.
These papers also appear in The Future of Non-Lethal Weapons: Technologies, Operations, Ethics and Law. London: Frank Cass, October 2002, edited by Dr. Nick Lewer.