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Global arms industry and conflict non-liabilities : Government sponsorship of corporate irresponsibility

Amos Owen Thomas

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Although its revenues exceed US$ 130 billion annually and represents about 7.5% of total world trade in merchandise, the global arms industry rarely features in business research. What has remained ...

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Although its revenues exceed US$ 130 billion annually and represents about 7.5% of total world trade in merchandise, the global arms industry rarely features in business research. What has remained ...

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Although its revenues exceed US$ 130 billion annually and represents about 7.5% of total world trade in merchandise, the global arms industry rarely features in business research. What has remained ...

Key concepts: Business, Government (linguistics), Revenue, International trade, Finance, Linguistics, Philosophy

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