Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

firearms
El Salvador 2008 293
South Africa 2008 183, 2008 186–7, 2008 198–9
United States 2008 286–7
global norms 2003 223–6
Great Lakes region and Horn of Africa 2002 262
licensed production 2007 27–8, 2007 30, 2007 31
national 2004 66–71, 2004 255
national control of civilian ownership 2002 263–71
norms 2003 232
Pacific 2004 277, 2004 300–3
self-defence 2004 181
transfers and human rights 2004 133
United Kingdom 2004 188–9, 2004 192
United States 2004 12, 2004 66–7
Yemen 2003 183–4
Leibacher, Friedrich 2002 266
Lekota, Mosiuoa 2007 85, 2007 86
Lekoumou (Republic of the Congo), militia holdings 2003 267–8
Lesotho
civilian firearms 2003 239, 2003 240–1, 2007 172
crime, carjackings 2007 172
destruction programmes 2003 244
disarmament 2009 163
firearm violence and crime 2004 193
post-conflict outcome 2009 226
prices, Kalashnikov assault rifles 2007 277
weapons collection programmes 2003 279
lethality of firearms
civilian holdings 2007 63–4
costs of small arms violence 2006 199, 2006 200–1
demand for small arms 2006 142–3
factors affecting 2001 211, 2001 212
stockpiles, evaluating weapons collection programmes 2002 315
Letter of Acceptance (LOA), state-to-state transfers 2008 166
Levdan (Israel) 2003 261, 2003 263
LFL see Light Fighter Lethality
liability suits, United States 2003 18
Liberation Army of Presevo, Medvedija, and Bujanovac (UCPMB) 2003 297
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) (Tamil Tigers)
conflict use 2005 185, 2005 187, 2005 196
diversion of weapons to 2008 121
firearms 2010 120, 2010 123
forced recruitment of women 2002 171
guided light weapons holdings 2008 33
humanitarian commitments 2010 311
illicit transfers to 2001 176, 2001 182–3, 2002 129, 2003 112
MANPADS 2004 89
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