Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures. List of Tables ix
4. Preface xi
5. Part One. Dilemmas
6. Trends in Transfers 8
7. Uncertain Rationales for Arms Sales 14
8. Competing Foreign Policy Aims 28
9. Part Two. Suppliers
10. United States 45
11. Soviet Union 73
12. France 83
13. United Kingdom 100
14. The Restrictors: West Germany, Japan, Sweden, and Switzerland 109
15. New, Third World Suppliers 123
16. Part Three. Recipients
17. Middle East 136
18. Asia 210
19. Latin America 232
20. Sub-Saharan Africa 255
21. Part Four. Restraints
22. New Significance of Arms Sales 275
23. The Need for International Management 278
24. Past Approaches to International Restraints 281
25. The Conventional Arms Transfer Talks with The Soviet Union 285
26. Forms of Multilateral Regulation 291
27. Priority to The European-American Dimension 296
28. East-West "Rules of The Game" 301
29. Third World Arms Industries— A Limited Role as Suppliers 303
30. Recipient Perspectives and Regional Approaches 306
31. Notes 313
32. Index 337
33. About The Author 353