Titlebook: Disarming Military Industries; Turning an Outbreak Peter Southwood Book 1991 Peter M. Southwood 1991 defence policy.diversification.nuclea

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Stem Cells and Cancer Stem Cells, Volume 5sion. However, it was only with the public launching of the Lucas Aerospace Combine Shop Stewards Committee’s alternative Corporate Plan in January 1976 that the potential role of the trade union movement in conversion caught the imagination of a part of the Western peace and labour movements. The U

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Mehmet Tokaç,Tahsin Murad Aktanl initiatives in individual defence firms. So most of the foregoing has dealt with the theoretical and empirical studies of the economics of defence spending and disarmament, the structure of Western defence industries and the possibilities for conversion. Nevertheless the practical efforts outside

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Masha Idelson,Benjamin Reubinoff conversion in the major Western industrialised countries had two main objectives. First, an evaluation of the dynamics of the arms race and the prospects for disarmament would set the main Western countries with indigenous defence industries in their international context. Second, a thorough grasp

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Manuel Ramírez,Javier García Castroc defence industry. The principal reason for this contention is that conversion is an integral part of the process of disarmament, which gained new momentum in the mid-1980s, and without it there is a risk that fears over job losses in defence firms may be exploited by politicians opposed to disarma

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Barbara Kronsteiner,Susanne Wolbankmain quantitative and qualitative features of the arms race over the last forty years and some analysis, by no means comprehensive, of its causes. Then the relevance of this examination to the structure and content of this book will be summarised.

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Manuel Ramírez,Javier García Castro doubt, the feasibility of defence conversion, with the exception of the one category discussed below. Moreover, various in-depth reports have shown that disarmament need not cause unemployment; rather it could be the opportunity for boosting the civilian economy through new investment, particularly in civil R&D.

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