Analysis of Spanish foreign trade in defence and dual-use goods. First half of 2012

The Center of Studies for Peace JM Delàs presents the analysis on the Spanish Arms trade in the first semester of 2012

In which reveals that 16 of every 100€ of Spanish arms exports come form 31 countries in a situation of tension or conflict. Over a total 998 authorized license, only 9 were denied the 0.9%. The control polices of the exports of defense material, other material, products and technologies duel use are shown as uneducated and insufficient. 

Author: Jordi Calvo Rufanges.

You can download the report here in Spanish. Soon in English and Catalan.

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Report 61: “The argument against and alternatives to war. On the War in Ukraine”

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Working Paper “Analysis of the first R&D projects of the European Defence Fund”