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Weapons Without a Cause,ard but rather differs from programme to programme. However, this book has provided a framework for addressing this question. The strategic, institutional and budgetary issues surrounding each weapon must be examined in order to explain why it is acquired, partially acquired or not acquired. Strateg

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Explaining Weapons Acquisition, and how this influences weapons acquisition (Builder, 1989; Brown, 1992). As discussed below, there is also a wealth of literature addressing either why states arm . how they do so. Few studies have attempted to answer both questions and none have applied them to US weapons acquisition in general.

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sually tailored to the region of aspects of this diversity are critical for main­ the world where the scientists‘ work is focused. taining the healthy functioning of biological This book presents accounts of many tech­ systems both within short and long time scales. niques that are currently being u

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Theo Farrelle to their elaboration and evaluation. There is a wide variety of science policy objectives and a corresponding variety of criteria that can be used to measure the impact of initiatives for further research. Two classes of policy initiative are, however, of particular importance. The first aims to p

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Theo Farrellifferent agendas. Some of the most hotly debated issues include such topics as the use of taxation and restrictions on the availability of alcoholic beverages [l]. In general terms, any policy intended to reduce the level of alcohol-related problems, such as public disorder, accidents, injuries, ill