'Ian Anthony has written an interesting book which starts with a succinct introduction to the history and background of the naval arms trade. The sources and references for each chapter are well-presented. It is of interest to all who have a taste for naval history, and it is a must for those who engage in the naval arms trade.'Lindsay Bryson, Admiral, The RUSI Journal

• Part 1: Overview: 1. Introduction; 2. The Naval Market; 3 Trends in the Naval Market. Part 2: Case Studies: 4. Collaborative Naval Programmes; 5. Australia and New Zealand; 6. Argentina and Brazil; 7. Canada; 8. India. Part 3: Conclusions.

'Ian Anthony has written an interesting book which starts with a succinct introduction to the history and background of the naval arms trade. The sources and references for each chapter are well-presented. It is of interest to all who have a taste for naval history, and it is a must for those who engage in the naval arms trade.'Lindsay Bryson, Admiral, The RUSI Journal

• Part 1: Overview: 1. Introduction; 2. The Naval Market; 3 Trends in the Naval Market. Part 2: Case Studies: 4. Collaborative Naval Programmes; 5. Australia and New Zealand; 6. Argentina and Brazil; 7. Canada; 8. India. Part 3: Conclusions.

'Ian Anthony has written an interesting book which starts with a succinct introduction to the history and background of the naval arms trade. The sources and references for each chapter are well-presented. It is of interest to all who have a taste for naval history, and it is a must for those who engage in the naval arms trade.'Lindsay Bryson, Admiral, The RUSI Journal

• Part 1: Overview: 1. Introduction; 2. The Naval Market; 3 Trends in the Naval Market. Part 2: Case Studies: 4. Collaborative Naval Programmes; 5. Australia and New Zealand; 6. Argentina and Brazil; 7. Canada; 8. India. Part 3: Conclusions.