search query: @indexterm Armaments industry / total: 144
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104.
Northrop aims for a killing with the Tigershark. ( *NORTHROP )
Fortune
1985 : JUN 24, VOL. 111:13, p. 42-43, 46
 1985 Redman, C.
105.
Western arms sales to the Middle East : competition or cooperation?
Multinational Business
1985 : 2, p. 11-21
 1985 Verrier, A.
106.
Nonnuclear air-to-surface ordnance for the future : an approach to propulsion technology risk assessment.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1985 : MAY, VOL. 27:2/3, p. 197-227
 1985
107.
Making high-tech weapons for less.
Fortune
1985 : FEB 4, VOL. 111:3, p. 54-58
 1985 Alexander, T.
108.
Arms supplies in the Gulf War.
Journal of World Trade Law
1984 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 18:5, p. 455-456
 1984 Wassermann, U.
109.
A no-lose defense business. !E-Systems
Fortune
1984 : OCT 29, VOL. 110:9, p. 36-40
 1984 Witherspoon, R.
110.
Industrial conversation : beating swords into plowshares.
Business and Society Review
1984 : SPRING, 49, p. 26-30
 1984 Yudken, J.
111.
The military boost to industry.
Fortune
1984 : APR 30, VOL. 109:9, p. 12-16, 18
 1984 Steinberg, B.
112.
International stratification and third world military industries.
International Organization
1984 : WINTER, VOL. 38:1, p. 167-197
 1984 Neuman, S. G.
113.
Disarmament and employment : background for a research programme.
International Labour Review
1983 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 122:3, p. 263-277
 1983 Sabolo, Y.
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