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French Arms Export Policy: Features and Prospects
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношения, 2019 Introduction. As part of French foreign policy, arms trade is currently considered to be a specific way to promote national influence in the world and support defense industry at home. This approach has been already exercised for several decades, but the
Aleksey Yu. Chikhachev
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Firing blanks? The Arms Trade Treaty [PDF]
, 2014 This paper assesses key provisions of the ATT by first back-grounding its origins and contested formulation before assessing its transfer, prohibition and national control provisions, Introduction The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) was adopted by vote at the ...
Roderic Alley
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Defending Ukraine with EU weapons: arms control law in times of crisis
European Law Open, 2022 The wish from 24 February 2022 onwards to help Ukraine defend against Russian aggression has led to the provision of unprecedented lethal European Union (EU) military assistance.
Tomas Hamilton
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Crimean Crisis and Military Balance in Asia [PDF]
Contemporary Chinese Political Economy and Strategic Relations: An International Journal, 2016 As the Crimean Crisis goes on, many analysis have been focusing on the dynamics among parties of Ukraine, the EU, the US and Russia. Very few noticed another important strategic impact the Crisis may cause: the Chinese military rebalancing in East Asia ...
Yongshu Li
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Implications and Consequences of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT)
Politikon, 2016 The international sales volume of conventional arms has been considerably increasing, making it necessary to create an international normative framework of regulations: the adoption of the ATT by the United Nations (U.N.) General Assembly (2013 ...
Laura Crovetto, Dario Caponigro
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Global Arms Trade and Oil Dependence* [PDF]
The Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization, 2018 We investigate how oil dependence affects the trade of weapons between countries. We argue that oil-dependent economies have incentives to transfer arms to oil-rich countries to reduce their risk of instability and, as a result, the chances of disruption in the oil industry.
Bove, Vincenzo +2 more
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Arms Without Borders: Why a globalised trade needs global control [PDF]
, 2006 Globalisation has changed the arms trade. Arms companies, operating from an increasing number of locations, now source components from across the world. Their products are often assembled in countries with lax controls on where they end up.
Cairns, Edmund
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Czech Journal of International Relations, 2012 The paper analyses the international debate that concerns the efforts to create an effective control framework for the illicit arms trade and its impact on global peace and international security.
Michal Mochťák
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THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARMS EXPORT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CAUSALITY ANALYSIS BETWEEN DEFENSE EXPORT, GDP AND DEFENSE EXPENDITURE IN TURKIYE [PDF]
Journal of Defense Resources ManagementThe aim of this study to investigate the the role of defense export in developing countries and also its effects onmilitary expenditure andgross domestic product (GDP) in Turkiye during the period 2001-2024.
Meliha ENER +2 more
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Explore the Arms Trade: Learn about the global arms trade and be inspired to take action
, 2012 Use this resource to help learners aged 11-16 understand the global arms trade and the campaign to regulate it. In April 2013, the United Nations passed the Arms Trade Treaty with 156 countries voting in favour of the treaty.
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