Export controls
Harold J. Johnson • 1997 • U.S. General Accounting Office
- Author
- Harold J. Johnson
- First published
- 1997
- Publisher
- U.S. General Accounting Office
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Export Controls: Sensitive Information Transfers to Foreign Firms, authored by Harold J. Johnson for the U.S. General Accounting Office, was published in 1997 as a formal report to congressional requesters. It emerged during a period of heightened concern regarding the adequacy of U.S. government oversight over the transfer of sensitive dual-use technologies, particularly within the defense and aerospace sectors, reflecting the bureaucratic effort to balance national security interests with the global demands of international trade.
The document is characterized by the objective, analytical design typical of GAO reports, focusing on assessing the implementation of federal policies meant to prevent the unauthorized diversion of technological assets. It was received by legislative committees as a critical diagnostic tool, providing an impartial evaluation of interagency processes that informed subsequent policy debates regarding export licensing reforms and the tightening of regulatory frameworks in the late 1990s.
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