Kenyon, Ian, 1939-2008

found: Prospects for a European ballistic missile defence system, 2001:t.p. (Ian Kenyon) p. iv (Mr. Ian R. Kenyon; visiting senior research fellow, Mountbatten Centre for Internat. Studies, Univ. of Southampton; served in the UK Diplomatic Service, 1974-97; BSc. in chemical technology, Edinburgh Univ.)

found: Deterrence and the new global security environment, 2006 :t.p. (Ian R. Kenyon)

found: Times online WWW site, Sept. 29, 2008(Ian Kenyon; b. Ian Roy Kenyon, June 13, 1939, Lancaster; d. Aug. 7, 2008; executive secretary of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons when the Chemical Weapons Convention entered into force)

found: Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, viewed Oct. 24, 2011(Ian Kenyon, the Executive Secretary of the OPCW Preparatory Commission, a highly distinguished British diplomat and a respected international civil servant. He studied chemical engineering at Edinburgh University and in 1974 he joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. He served as a First Secretary at the FCO in London he was posted to the UK Delegation at the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. In 1979 he was promoted to Head of Chancery in Bogota, Columbia. In 1982 year he became the Head of the Nuclear Energy Department in the FCO. In 1986-87 he was an Inspector with the Diplomatic Service Overseas Inspectorate; in 1988 he was the Deputy Leader of the UK Delegation at the Conference on Disarmament. Between 1988 and 1992, he led the UK delegation in New York at the United Nations Disarmament Committee and at the Partial Test Ban. From 1993-1997, he served as the Executive Secretary of the OPCW PrepCom in The Hague, he retired and became a Visiting Senior Research Fellow at the Mountbatten Centre for International Studies, Southampton University. In 2003, he became, in addition, a Senior Fellow at the Science and Technology Policy Research Unit at Sussex University)

[Not the same as: Kenyon, I. R. (n 85274583) physics professor, Univ. of Birmingham]