Small Arms Trade review

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	• The Small Arms Trade: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's Guides) Matthew Schroeder, Rachel Stohl, ... Oneworld Publications, 2007 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Small Arms Trade review

As an investigative journalist specializing in organized crime and black markets, I found this book particularly enlightening. As a beginner's guide, it elucidates clearly how the small arms trade is a global concern. With clear prose, the book's authors make a clear argument for why global leaders should be worried about this under-reported phenomenon.

Not new to the study of small arms, I also found the book a refreshing review that goes beyond a beginner's interests. After reading Schroeder's chapters, I learned a great deal about portable air defense systems in Nicaragua, an important issue for the region I cover and for US leaders.

Overall, I give this book a high mark because it caters to students in their search for a complete understanding of the small arms trade. For venerated researchers and experts, this book is also a worthwhile reference.

I look forward to the next edition.

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This enlightening guide reveals the disturbing reality within the murky underworld of international arms trading.