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The Weapon Makers

A. E. van Vogt

1979

Our Lizzie

Anna Jacobs

2003

Defence, security, and development

Saadet Deger

1987

Usher's Passing

Robert R. McCammon

1992

Economic effects of the world war upon women and children in Great Britain

Irene Osgood Andrews

1921

Indefensible

Bridget Conley-Zilkic, Alexander De Waal, John Paul Dunne et al.

2016

In the public interest

Gerald James

1996

The army under Pope

John Codman Ropes

1882

Merchants of death

H. C. (Helmuth Carol) Engelbrecht

1934

The future of European security

Catherine McArdle Kelleher

1995

Modern arms and free men

Vannevar Bush

1949

Arming America; how the U.S. buys weapons

J. Ronald Fox

1974

The baroque arsenal

Mary Kaldor

1981

War in 2080

David Langford

1981

Women as munition makers

Hewes, Amy

1917

Efficiency in death: the manufacturers of anti-personnel weapons

Council on Economic Priorities.

1970

The Whole Truth

David Baldacci

2008 ★ 4.4

Vickers

Harold Evans

1978

Rulers, Guns, and Money

Jonathan A. Grant

2007

The Night Raid

Harvey, Clare (Novelist)

2018

Arms production in developing countries

James Everett Katz

1984

Munitions industry

United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee to Investigate the Munitions Industry.

1934

Women in the engineering trades

Barbara Drake

1917

All Fun and Games Until Somebody Loses an Eye

Christopher Brookmyre

2005

The clandestine building of Libya's chemical weapons factory

Thomas C. Wiegele

1992

The arms race kills even without war

Dorothee Sölle

1983

War Against the People

Jeff Halper

2015

America's war machine

Tom Gervasi

1984

Louis Froelich, arms-maker to the confederacy

John W. McAden

2008

Employers & workmen under the Munitions of war acts, 1915-1917

Thomas Alexander Fyfe

1918

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