A new study from the Center for Strategic and International Studies toys with the notion that export controls should not be administered, as they now are, by several different agencies. While previous such proposals were motivated by a lack of confidence in BXA, this one appears to stem from the same feeling about the State Department's Office of Defense Trade Controls.
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