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The Arms Trade and Global Empire in the Indian Ocean, that revolve around Russia, the Middle East, India, and China. A resurgence of regional crises and ethno-religious conflicts in the aftermath of the Cold War, and the prominence of terrorist attacks and various forms of unconventional warfare in more recent times, have further renewed concerns abou

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The Arms Trade in the Metropolis,s, remarkable in its ability to extend long-term credit for public finance of the war machine. Such were the ‘sinews of power’ in the Western metropole, which helped to set the pace and direction of change in both military technology and manufacturing capability. Progressive waves of technological i

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The Arms Trade in the Western Indian Ocean,affic in the western Indian Ocean. Even as munitions made in Europe inundated their harbours and warehouses, there were European navies mounting surveillance and interdiction operations in nearby tropical waters. By 1880, it was estimated that firearms comprised more than one-third of Zanzibar’s tot

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Book 2012A major historical study of the global arms trade, revolving around the transfer of small arms from metropolitan Europe to the turbulent frontiers of Indian Ocean societies during the ‘long‘ nineteenth century (c.1780-1914).

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Michael D. Max,Arthur H. Johnsonof a gun, as well as public officials duty-bound to regulate if not eradicate it. As strategic analysts and decision-makers rise to the challenge of comprehending security in post-Cold War and post-9/11 scenarios, they find themselves drawn to matters of military industrial policy: how states decide