Paper shackles: will the arms trade treaty change anything?/ Christian Kessler
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 27 Issue 1, January 2015, pages 32-35 (123) Summary: The Arms Trade Treaty has established stricter rules on conventional weapons transfers, but national interest will still come first for many states. This article assesses the likelihood of the agreement reducing illicit weapons trafficking and human suffering.
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The Arms Trade Treaty has established stricter rules on conventional weapons transfers, but national interest will still come first for many states. This article assesses the likelihood of the agreement reducing illicit weapons trafficking and human suffering.
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