Merchants of Death (Routledge Library Editions: Security and Society)
by H. C. Engelbrecht, F. C. Hanighen
A classic study of the arms trade and its impact on war and politics, examining how manufacturers influenced international conflict and policy decisions.
About This Book
Merchants of Death explores the role of arms manufacturers in shaping global events during the early twentieth century.
The authors investigate how profit motives intersected with political decisions leading to war.
Originally published in the 1930s, the work remains a key reference for understanding the military-industrial relationship.
The book draws on extensive documentation to present its findings in a clear, factual manner.
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