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A Clinician-Supported Mobile App to Reduce Mental Health Symptoms Among World Trade Center Responders in Florida: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]
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How Evolutionary Psychiatry Can Help us Prevent Overmedicalisation. [PDF]
Clin NeuropsychiatrySwanepoel A, O'Connell H, Smith PSJ.
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Concurrently Achieving 4.6 W/M<sup>2</sup> and 120,000 Cyclability Enabled by Extendable Swing Arms in Rotational Triboelectric Nanogenerator. [PDF]
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A call for principle-based acceptance of synthetic patients: establishing the AI-driven foundation for regulatory submissions. [PDF]
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Arms trade, arms control, and security: Collective action issues
Defence and Peace Economics, 2000This article puts forth collection action as a unifying theme for the conference essays on arms trade, control, and production. For each of these topics, collective action failures are related to group size and group composition considerations. Other issues are also examined including the manner in which individual contributions determine the overall ...
Todd Sandler
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Conflict, famine and the arms trade*
Medicine and War, 1995Armed conflict has had horrendous humanitarian effects, causing 22 million deaths, over 80 per cent of them civilian, since 1945 and resulting today in 19 million refugees and 24 million displaced persons. War results in economic collapse, and high levels of military spending decrease regional stability.
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The Arms Trade and Arms Control
The Economic Journal, 1995This paper constructs a dynamic model of the arms trade in which there are a small number of suppliers who care about the profits from the trade and the security consequences of the sale; and a large number of interacting buyers who are concerned about their security relative to regional rivals.
Levine, Paul, Smith, Ron
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Conventional arms and the arms trade
2017The conventional weapons category includes a diverse range of weapons, perhaps more easily defined by what they are not (nuclear, chemical and biological weapons— the “weapons of mass destruction”) than what they are. In practice, conventional weapons are commonly understood to include devices capable of killing, incapacitating or injuring mainly ...
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Energy (In)Security and the Arms Trade
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016We provide novel empirical models of the arms trade and focus on the role of energy dependence, in particular of oil, in explaining the trade of weapons between countries. Dramatic geopolitical events such as wars can cause significant disruptions in the supply of oil and increase oil prices. Oil-dependent economies have therefore incentives to provide
Bove, Vincenzo +2 more
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