The Project tracks the worldwide arms market and educates the media, legislators and policy makers about the social and security costs of U.S. arms sales in order to create a public debate on government accountability and the national security implications of weapons exports. The author would like to thank Tom Cardamone, director of the Conventional Arms Transfer Project, for his invaluable comments, his skills in editing and the extensive knowledge about arms transfers he made available throughout the research stages of the project. Also, the author would like to thank John Isaacs for his support and guidance. The project, itself, would not have been possible without the funding made available through the Herbert Scoville, Jr. Fellowship program. The text of this report may be reproduced in whole or part without further permission.
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