search query: @indexterm ARMAMENTS INDUSTRY / total: 144
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Of arms and the man: possible employment consequences of disarmament.
International Labour Review
1991 : VOL. 130:3, p. 275-289
 1991 Richards, P.
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Weapons in the fight for survival - with the cold war over, arms manufacturers are finding that basic financial planning skills are even more important than technical and design expertise.
Accountancy
1991 : SEP, VOL. 108:1177, p. 78-79
 1991 Purkiss, A.
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The profitability of Canadian defence contractors.
International Journal of Industrial Organization
1991 : SEP, VOL. 9:3, p. 425-440
 1991 Pepall, L. M.
Shapiro, D. M.
38.
The unorthodox Greek ! Euravia Engineering and Supply
Management Today
1991 : MAR, p. 86-90
 1991 Foster, G.
39.
Flaremakers seek new flair *PAINS-WESSEX
Management Today
1991 : JUL, p. 46-49
 1991 Gabb, A.
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Vickers' valuables *VICKERS
Management Today
1991 : JUN, p. 48-51
 1991 Gabb, A.
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Uneasy calm after the storm
Management Today
1991 : MAR, p. 3
 1991
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The British defence industry in the 1990s: a labour market perspective.
Industrial Relations Journal
1991 : SUMMER, VOL. 22:2, p. 103-116
 1991 Lovering, J.
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Peace is tough for the arms industry.
European Affairs
1991 : APR/MAY VOL. 5:2, p. 12-16
 1991 Anthony, I.
Wulf, H.
44.
America's arsenal
Fortune
1991 : FEB. 25, VOL. 123:4, p. 24-38
 1991 Saporito, B.
Schlender, B.R.
Main, J.
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