Titlebook: Constructing Regional Security; The Role of Arms Tra William J. Durch Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2000

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Getting Down to Cases,m defense against external threats, to control of internal minorities, to national image-building and military institution-building, sometimes by armed forces with too much political power and too little accountability. The specific cases examined in this chapter lie along a broad arc from western t

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Assessing Supply-Side Arms Control,orts have been only partly or temporarily successful. (Innocent’s own campaign failed to take hold, and the crossbow was widely used until rendered obsolete by a deadlier weapon, the English longbow..) Governments are instinctively averse to abandoning militarily useful weapons and to waiving their

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Regional Measures to Reduce Demand for Armaments,al and external, real and imagined, reviewed in chapter 3. Trying to curb this market from the supply-side alone is not likely to be effective, yet altering demand for arms is not easy, nor can it be expected to happen overnight. Where there is at least a modicum of cooperation in two or more states

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Terminal- und Tastatureinstellung,’ relations, various tools and techniques known collectively as “confidence- and security-building measures” (CSBMs) may ease the demand for new armaments, reduce the likelihood of conflict, and complement arms control agreements.

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Book 2000ined with confidence and security-building measures to contain demand, and how value-based arms trade control measures like ‘codes of conduct‘ could be implemented in stepwise fashion consistent with US national interests in regional stability.

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