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The developmental impact of military budgeting and procurement - implications for an arms trade treaty
Dr Sam Perlo-Freeman
and
Catalina Perdomo
April, 2008
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)/EDITORS
Dr Sam Perlo-Freeman
is the Head of the SIPRI Project on Military Expenditure in the SIPRI Arms Transfers and Military Expenditure Programme (currently on leave of absence).
