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Curbing illicit trafficking in small arms and sensitive technologies: an action-oriented agenda

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ALVES Pericles G (ed.)

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TextSeries: UNIDIR/98/16Publication details: New York: United Nations, 1998Description: 260pISBN:

9290451270 (pbk.):

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Summary: Based on the proceedings of an international conference held in Buenos Aires April 1997, jointly organised by the UNIDIR and the State Intelligence Secretariat (SIDE) of Argentina. This collection of papers provides international overviews of the problems posed by the illegal trade in small arms, nuclear materials, and chemical and biological agents. The small arms section is supported by more detailed reports on the situation in South America with particular reference to the links between drugs and arms trafficking. Concludes with recommendations for action.

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Based on the proceedings of an international conference held in Buenos Aires April 1997, jointly organised by the UNIDIR and the State Intelligence Secretariat (SIDE) of Argentina. This collection of papers provides international overviews of the problems posed by the illegal trade in small arms, nuclear materials, and chemical and biological agents. The small arms section is supported by more detailed reports on the situation in South America with particular reference to the links between drugs and arms trafficking. Concludes with recommendations for action.

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