Central Asia: The Absence of Incentives

Liam Anderson

Central Asia: The Absence of Incentives

Wright State University

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Abstract

This volume examines the challenges facing the newly independent states of the former Soviet Union in controlling and monitoring military-related exports now that border controls and the movement of sensitive items are so much harder to regulate.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Arms on the market : reducing the risk of proliferation in the former Soviet Union
State	Published - Jan 1 1998

Disciplines

Political Science
Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Central Asia: The Absence of Incentives

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