Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

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programming 2010 202 reasons for joining 2010 191–3 roles 2010 189–91 sexual stereotypes 2010 189 victimization 2010 198–9 violence by 2010 193–7, 2010 199–201 weapons 2010 196–7 graffiti 2010 69, 2010 147, 2010 217 gun ownership 2010 69, 2010 89, 2010 101–5, 2010 109–16, 2010 144–5, 2010 214–15 humanitarian engagement 2010 308 initiation rituals 2010 69, 2010 198 interventions 2010 92–4, 2010 229–49 Los Angeles (United States) 2007 183 membership 2010 105–8 policing, broken-window strategy 2007 184 post-conflict societies 2009 232 reduction programmes 2009 233, 2009 239 prevention strategies 2010 230 environment-oriented 2010 238–40 youth-oriented 2010 234–8 reasons for joining 2010 191, 2010 216 rehabilitation 2010 69, 2010 93–4, 2010 216–23 socio-political factors 2010 230–1 supression strategies 2010 230, 2010 244–8 tattoos 2010 69, 2010 241 treatment strategies 2010 230 environment-oriented 2010 244 youth-oriented 2010 240–2 young men and small arms 2006 298, 2006 303, 2006 309–10, 2006 311–16 youth groups 2010 231–3 Garang, John 2007 319, 2007 321, 2007 322, 2010 278, 2010 279 Gardiens de la paix (Peace Guardians) (Burundi) 2007 202, 2007 206–7, 2007 218 Garissa (Kenya), disarmament 2003 312 Gartner, Rosemary 2002 263 Gary (Indiana, United States), homicide rate 2007 165 gated communities São Paulo, Brazil 2007 167 urban violence 2007 162 violence of urbanization 2007 176–8 Gatkek, Wutnyang 2007 334 GATT see General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Gatwitch, Simon 2007 334 Gaza non-state actors foreign government support for 2002 130 illicit transfers to 2002 131 non-state armed groups, firearms 2010 122 Palestinian craft production 2002 17 118
stockpiles insurgent weapons 2002 90–4 Israeli 2003 77, 2003 78 GCP see Georgian Communist Party GDP see gross domestic product GDR see German Democratic Republic gendarmeries, stockpiles 2006 40, 2006 42, 2006 43 gender 2006 UN Review Conference 2007 119, 2007 125 armed young men 2006 295–317 Bougainville conflict 2004 295 child soldiers 2001 229 effects of gun violence 2001 213, 2003 147–8 firearm homicides, United States 2001 204, 2001 239 firearm-related deaths, Brazil 2007 228, 2007 231, 2007 243–4, 2007 245, 2007 246 firearm-related violence, South Sudan 2007 329 gun culture 2005 211 Kyrgyzstan 2004 317 policing 2004 227, 2004 235 victimization 2004 178, 2004 179, 2004 183–4, 2004 194 Colombia 2006 228, 2006 239 violence risk 2008 252–3, 2008 258–9, 2009 196, 2009 197 refugees 2009 202 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), offset deals 2007 12 General Dynamics (United States) acquisitions 2001 2002 12 MANPADS 2004 82 manucfaturing sectors 2005 59 most important companies 2003 15, 2004 27 ownership of Santa Barbara Sistemas 2002 37, 2002 38, 2004 7 general-purpose machine guns (GPMGs) 2004 31 as light weapons 2008 10 Republic of the Congo, militia holdings 2003 268 technological developments 2003 23, 2003 24 Geneva Call 2009 182 anti-personnel mine ban 2010 309, 2010 312, 2010 313 Geneva Conventions 2002 179 and armed groups 2010 306, 2010 307 children’s rights 2009 208, 2009 209 new humanitarianism 2002 184 new wars 2002 174, 2002 181 Protocols 1977 2002 179 supply-side controls 2001 223 supply-side humanitarianism 2002 182 Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development (2006) 2007 117, 2007 127, 2007 178, 2008 275 Geneva Process 2004 259, 2004 262–3, 2009 137 genocide 119
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acquisition, accessibility thesis 2
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politization of humanitarian action
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AIEK-973 assault rifle 2002 26 Air
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AKM assault rifles 2001 17, 2006 22
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financial indicators 2000 2002 21 g
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Syria 2002 19 Turkey 2002 20 United
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destruction programmes 2008 97 disa
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APEC see Asia-Pacific Economic Coop
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engagement 2010 94, 2010 305-26 fem
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‘Army of the Pure’: Lashkar-e-T
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Colombia 2006 223-4 Lord’s Resist
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violence and crime 2004 179, 2004 2
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transfer of military firearms to ci
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BATF see Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
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most popular small arms 2001 18, 20
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Black Sea Arms Project 2003 32 Blan
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weapons records 2009 128 Boston (Un
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non-military shotguns 2002 114 pist
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eech-loaders, Yemen 2003 173-4 Brem
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trends 2000 2003 108-9 to Uganda 20
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post-conflict weapons collection 20
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ammunition, transfers, transparency
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weapons reduction programmes 2004 5
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heads of state 2005 303 illicit tra
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child soldiers 2001 230 see also ch
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2007 107 list of importers 2005 108
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customs clearance 2010 60 registrat
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Chile 2003 28-9 China 2002 94-7, 20
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civilians see also civilian casualt
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personal security 2006 149, 2006 15
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Commission nationale chargée de la
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civilian casualties 2001 210-11 Col
Page 67 and 68: internal displacement 2001 224 new
Page 69 and 70: prices 2007 257, 2007 263, 2007 264
Page 71 and 72: to the RUF in Sierra Leone 2001 171
Page 73 and 74: Ireland 2007 44 Kyrgyzstan 2004 315
Page 75 and 76: CSG see China South Industries Grou
Page 77 and 78: EU membership 2008 103 export contr
Page 79 and 80: Datasus see Unified Database of the
Page 81 and 82: firearm ownership 2007 171, 2007 17
Page 83 and 84: military stockpiles 2002 85-6, 2006
Page 85 and 86: Diemaco C8 carbine 2006 10-11 diffe
Page 87 and 88: Northern Ireland 2006 260 peace pro
Page 89 and 90: transfers to non-state actors 2007
Page 91 and 92: DV see delivery verification Dynami
Page 93 and 94: firearms 2010 214-15 history 2010 2
Page 95 and 96: municipal violence prevention progr
Page 97 and 98: measures 2002 236, 2002 248-52, 200
Page 99 and 100: small arms per person 2008 87, 2008
Page 101 and 102: civil aviation regulations 2010 59
Page 103 and 104: International Tracing Instrument 20
Page 105 and 106: United States 2002 248, 2003 105-8
Page 107 and 108: sporting rifles 2002 114 transparen
Page 109 and 110: social determinants, Brazil 2007 23
Page 111 and 112: worldwide 2002 45 most popular assa
Page 113 and 114: destruction programmes 2004 58, 200
Page 115 and 116: Frente Farabundo Marti para la Libe
Page 117: illicit transfers from, to the RUF
Page 121 and 122: see also German Democratic Republic
Page 123 and 124: most popular small arms 2001 18, 20
Page 125 and 126: Government of National Unity (GNU)
Page 127 and 128: customs data 2002 126 list of expor
Page 129 and 130: DDR and weapons reduction 2003 293,
Page 131 and 132: municipal violence reduction progra
Page 133 and 134: effects on human development 2003 1
Page 135 and 136: worldwide 2002 50, 2002 51 most pop
Page 137 and 138: okering 2004 161 Cambodia 2006 130-
Page 139 and 140: okering 2004 153, 2004 156, 2004 15
Page 141 and 142: definition, International Tracing I
Page 143 and 144: impact evaluation, weapons collecti
Page 145 and 146: militias 2010 270 police weapons 20
Page 147 and 148: urbanization 2007 164, 2007 168 Ind
Page 149 and 150: Colombia 2005 161-3 fluctuations in
Page 151 and 152: Recommended Practice 1630 2010 61-2
Page 153 and 154: weapons collection in the Republic
Page 155 and 156: to the Sudanese Government 2001 174
Page 157 and 158: imports 2005 104 shotgun shell part
Page 159 and 160: irresponsible transfers to 2007 76,
Page 161 and 162: national reporting 2001 150, 2002 1
Page 163 and 164: control of civilian ownership 2002
Page 165 and 166: value 2003 2006 74 prices, Kalashni
Page 167 and 168: light weapons 2008 35 stockpiles, m
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Kong, Gordon 2007 324 Kony, Joseph
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norms 2003 221 Ottawa Convention (1
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firearms El Salvador 2008 293 South
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non-state actors, light weapons hol
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transfers and human rights 2004 125
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Albanian state arsenals 1997 2001 1
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M16/A1 assault rifle US destruction
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United States 2001 26, 2002 27, 200
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transfers to non-state actors 2007
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symbolism of small arms 2006 314-16
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to Israel 2007 102 transparency 200
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manufacturing sectors 2005 45-6, 20
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Pakistan 2002 100-1 People’s War
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Reserve militaries 2006 51-2 Mobutu
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control measures 2005 124 countries
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Myanmar 2002 129, 2002 142-3 ammuni
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UN Small Arms Conference (2001), dr
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NDFP see National Democratic Front
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new humanitarianism 2002 184-6 New
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civilian firearms ownership 2007 17
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complicity in violations of interna
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8, 2010 13, 2010 15 unreported 2009
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survey of producers 2001 53, 2002 5
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Operation Lifeline Sudan (OLS) 2001
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from Argentina 2001 185 arms broker
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sponsorship of Kashmiri militants 2
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security sector reform 2008 104 sma
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Patten Report 2004 223, 2004 234-5
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DDR programmes 2005 284-5, 2009 185
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United States 2001 26, 2001 27, 200
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Tajikistan 2005 170 East Africa 200
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post-conflict 2009 228, 2009 229 ur
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conflict deaths 2005 232, 2005 252,
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Central America 2010 164-5 characte
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global ranking of countries 2001 15
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public health 2001 214-18 costs of
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ecirculation of small arms low blac
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Brazil 2007 228, 2007 233, 2007 236
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evenge, tribal violence in Yemen 20
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manufacturing sectors 2005 45, 2005
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seizures in Afghanistan 2003 76 typ
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RPK-74 2004 31 RPNGC see Royal Papu
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attacks 2004 90 control of 2004 92-
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effectiveness 2004 80 information 2
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SAR 80 assault rifle 2001 63 Saraje
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Mali 2002 288 Republic of the Congo
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Senegal armed groups 2002 82, 2006
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al-Shibah, Ramzi bin 2003 170 Shini
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private military companies 2001 110
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to the RUF in Sierra Leone 2001 171
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Palestinian territories 2002 91, 20
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Somalia ammunition, undocumented tr
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transparency 2004 117, 2005 112, 20
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production distribution of producer
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norms 2003 237-46 regional control
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104, 2007 105, 2007 106, 2007 107 l
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conflict child soldiers 2001 229, 2
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Indonesia 2001 43 licensed producti
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Central African Republic 2005 310-1
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conflict deaths 2004 175, 2005 253-
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membership 2010 121 personal forces
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average annual value 2001 147 contr
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from Germany 2001 150 list of expor
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guided light weapons holdings 2008
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Thai Interarms 2001 44 Thailand arm
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Tokyo (Japan) global cities 2007 16
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ammunition 2009 146 estimated value
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UN Firearms Protocol 2002 238-9, 20
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African stockpiles 2003 85-6 global
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production global ranking of countr
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stockpiles 2003 83-6, 2004 56 milit
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DDR and weapons reduction 2003 279,
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2007 105, 2007 106, 2007 107 list o
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civil society experts 2009 140 faci
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exports see United Nations (UN), Co
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death of personnel 2002 187-8 deter
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El Salvador 2005 207, 2005 280, 200
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Census Bureau, weapons categories 2
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military small arms and light weapo
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survey of producers 2001 26-7 top i
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gender 2001 213 hunting 2007 63 ill
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population 2007 163 violence 2007 1
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urban violence, political 2007 173,
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Iraqi stockpiles 2004 44 Latin Amer
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Somalia 2007 92-4 transfers to non-
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West Africa armed groups 2002 81-2,
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UN Firearms Protocol 2002 241 World
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Yugoslavia, Former Republic of (FRY
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