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The Spoils of Peace: How can tighter arms export controls benefit both the poor and British industry?
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Conflict costs an estimated half a million lives each year, and ruins the livelihoods of many of the poorest people in the developing world. Conflict also creates conditions in which exploitation and human rights abuses can take place with seeming impunity. These conditions make it more difficult for businesses to invest and operate in a socially responsible manner.
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978-1-84814-676-1How to cite this resource
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