Challenging conventional wisdom
Subtitle: debunking the myths and exposing the risks of arms export reform
By: edited by Tamar Gabelnick and Rachel Stohl
Contributors: American Federation of Scientists; Center for Defense Information (Washington, D.C.)
Publisher: [Federation of American Scientists]; [Center for Defense Information]
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Washington, D.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
Subjects: Arms transfers; International cooperation; Defense industries; Export controls; Technology transfer; Military policy
Other titles: Debunking the myths and exposing the risks of arms export reform
Notes: "June 2003."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Challenging conventional wisdom / Rachel Stohl and Tamar Gabelnick; title: Supporting the arms industry : U.S. government subsidies of the arms trade / John Feffer; title: Economic arguments for arms export reform / Kevin Speers and RADM Stephen H. Baker; title: U.S. arms exports and interoperability : fighting with each other / Colonel Daniel M. Smith; title: Military diplomacy : the myth of arms for influence / Cassady Craft; title: Risky business : the security implications of arms export reforms / Jason Meyers; title: Foreign policy risks of arms export reforms / Joseph P. Smaldone.; title: A view from Congress / David Fite; title: The Wassenaar Arrangement / Wade Boese; title: The Missile Technology Control Regime / Jillian Hayes and Theresa Hitchens; title: Toward harmonized international standards : the Framework Convention on International Arms Transfers / Michael Crowley and Greg Puley; title: Conclusion: developing sound export control reforms for today's security environment / Tamar Gabelnick and Rachel Stohl.