2017
DOI: 10.5771/0175-274x-2017-2-79
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Scrutinizing Arms Exports in Europe: The Reciprocal Relationship Between Transparency and Parliamentary Control

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“…Terrorist organizations are technologically adept, and they have recently relied increasingly heavily on technology and crypto currencies to enhance their illicit arms and drug trafficking operations, increase secrecy, and reduce risk. Cops, Duquet, and Gourdin (2017) investigated Traditional military equipment exports have traditionally been kept hidden from the public and political eye. Since the introduction of Common Position 2008/944, Member States have been legally required to publish an annual report on arms exports inside the EU.…”
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“…Terrorist organizations are technologically adept, and they have recently relied increasingly heavily on technology and crypto currencies to enhance their illicit arms and drug trafficking operations, increase secrecy, and reduce risk. Cops, Duquet, and Gourdin (2017) investigated Traditional military equipment exports have traditionally been kept hidden from the public and political eye. Since the introduction of Common Position 2008/944, Member States have been legally required to publish an annual report on arms exports inside the EU.…”
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confidence: 99%