Edward J Laurance
Biographic Data
| ID | 340034 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward J Laurance |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward J |
| FAMILY NAME | Laurance |
| SIGNATURE | LAURANCE E J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Naval Postgraduate School |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Managing the Global Problems Created by the Conventional Arms Trade: An Assessment of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms
One of the first global security problems to emerge in the post-Cold War period was the excessive and destabilizing accumulation of conventional weapons. The only truly global instrument to emerge to cope with this was the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms. This article is an assessment of how this transparency and confidence-building measure has contributed during its ten-year existence to the management and global governance of the n…
The UN Register of Conventional Arms: Rationales and Prospects for Compliance and Effectiveness
Political Implications of Illegal Arms Exports from the United States
The study of international arms trade has come in bursts. In the 1930s the proliferation of studies coincided with the international attention given the merchants of death and their alleged responsibility for World War I. As the League of Nations and eventually most arms producing nations debated the negative consequences of the private trade in arms, a great deal of light was shed on the patterns, purposes, and effects of this trade.' In the 197…
Japan's Quest for a Role in the World: Roles Ascribed to Japan Nationally and Internationally 1969-1982
The Congressional Role in Defense Policy Making: The Evolution of the Literature
Arms Transfers and Military Capability: Measuring and Evaluating Conventional Arms Transfers
For the last several years the international transfer of conventional arms has grown to alarming proportions and touched off considerable concern among researchers who are attempting to decipher the seemingly increasing role which arms transfers play in international relations. In an attempt to come to grips with the arms transfer problem through systematic, data-based research, analysts have employed several measurement techniques. A close exami…
The Changing Role of Congress in Defense Policy-Making
The role of Congress in defense policy-making has clearly been changing since 1968. The objective of this study is to describe and explain this change through the use of systemic indicators. A set of behavioral rules for the 1947–1967 period is developed by examining previous studies. Then empirical indicators are developed for the inputs, conversion processes, and outputs of the Congressional defense policy system. These indicators point to an i…
Arms Transfers and Military Capability: Measuring and Evaluating Conventional Arms Transfers
For the last several years the international transfer of conventional arms has grown to alarming proportions and touched off considerable concern among researchers who are attempting to decipher the seemingly increasing role which arms transfers play in international relations. In an attempt to come to grips with the arms transfer problem through systematic, data-based research, analysts have employed several measurement techniques. A close exami…
The Changing Role of Congress in Defense Policy-Making
The role of Congress in defense policy-making has clearly been changing since 1968. The objective of this study is to describe and explain this change through the use of systemic indicators. A set of behavioral rules for the 1947–1967 period is developed by examining previous studies. Then empirical indicators are developed for the inputs, conversion processes, and outputs of the Congressional defense policy system. These indicators point to an i…
The UN Register of Conventional Arms: Rationales and Prospects for Compliance and Effectiveness
Managing the Global Problems Created by the Conventional Arms Trade: An Assessment of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms
One of the first global security problems to emerge in the post-Cold War period was the excessive and destabilizing accumulation of conventional weapons. The only truly global instrument to emerge to cope with this was the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms. This article is an assessment of how this transparency and confidence-building measure has contributed during its ten-year existence to the management and global governance of the n…
Political Implications of Illegal Arms Exports from the United States
The study of international arms trade has come in bursts. In the 1930s the proliferation of studies coincided with the international attention given the merchants of death and their alleged responsibility for World War I. As the League of Nations and eventually most arms producing nations debated the negative consequences of the private trade in arms, a great deal of light was shed on the patterns, purposes, and effects of this trade.' In the 197…
The Changing Role of Congress in Defense Policy-Making
The role of Congress in defense policy-making has clearly been changing since 1968. The objective of this study is to describe and explain this change through the use of systemic indicators. A set of behavioral rules for the 1947–1967 period is developed by examining previous studies. Then empirical indicators are developed for the inputs, conversion processes, and outputs of the Congressional defense policy system. These indicators point to an i…
Arms Transfers and Military Capability: Measuring and Evaluating Conventional Arms Transfers
For the last several years the international transfer of conventional arms has grown to alarming proportions and touched off considerable concern among researchers who are attempting to decipher the seemingly increasing role which arms transfers play in international relations. In an attempt to come to grips with the arms transfer problem through systematic, data-based research, analysts have employed several measurement techniques. A close exami…
The Congressional Role in Defense Policy Making: The Evolution of the Literature
Japan's Quest for a Role in the World: Roles Ascribed to Japan Nationally and Internationally 1969-1982
Political Implications of Illegal Arms Exports from the United States
The study of international arms trade has come in bursts. In the 1930s the proliferation of studies coincided with the international attention given the merchants of death and their alleged responsibility for World War I. As the League of Nations and eventually most arms producing nations debated the negative consequences of the private trade in arms, a great deal of light was shed on the patterns, purposes, and effects of this trade.' In the 197…
The UN Register of Conventional Arms: Rationales and Prospects for Compliance and Effectiveness
Managing the Global Problems Created by the Conventional Arms Trade: An Assessment of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms
One of the first global security problems to emerge in the post-Cold War period was the excessive and destabilizing accumulation of conventional weapons. The only truly global instrument to emerge to cope with this was the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms. This article is an assessment of how this transparency and confidence-building measure has contributed during its ten-year existence to the management and global governance of the n…
Political science (7 works) · Defense, Military, and Policy Studies (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · International trade (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (2 works) · Law (2 works)