Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

manufacturing sectors 2005 45–6, 2005 49–53, 2005 55–7, 2005 58–62
market 2004 38
marking and tracing 2006 107
pistols 2004 28
power 2007 48
production 2002 14, 2004 10–11, 2004 13–14, 2004 16, 2006 7–30
ammunition 2002 14
Argentina 2001 29
Canada 2001 27
global production 2001 12–14, 2002 9–10, 2002 13, 2002 15
licensed and unlicensed 2007 7–32
most important companies 2003 14–15
United States 2001 26, 2002 29
Switzerland, transfer to civilian ownership 2007 54
technology and innovation 2003 21
trade decline 2003 102
transfer to civilian ownership 2007 54, 2007 60–1
transfers
2006 2009 28–30, 2009 32–9
Comtrade data 2000–2006 2009 23–5
undocumented 2009 31
trends in exports 1995–1999 2002 147
Military Industry Corporation (Sudan) 2002 18–19
military integration, post-conflict security 2009 233, 2009 236
military intervention, cost-benefit analysis 2006 195
military personnel, thefts of weapons by 2008 49, 2008 51
military procurement 2006 7–30
age of stock 2006 14–16
Cambodia 2006 135
demand for small arms 2006 145, 2006 147
development of new weapons 2006 23
importers 2006 74
neighbouring country’s, prices 2007 264, 2007 266, 2007 271, 2007 281, 2007 282, 2007 283
production estimates 2006 54–6
weapons prices 2007 263, 2007 264, 2007 267, 2007 281, 2007 283
Military Professional Resources Incorporated (MPRI) 2001 109
military rifles
destruction programmes 2002 73
exports, from the United States 2001 154, 2001 155
global production by volume 1980–2000 2001 13
military shotguns 2001 155
military sidearms, global production 1980–2000 2001 13
military stockpiles 2006 37–60
see also national stockpiles; surplus weapons
Africa 2003 80, 2003 81, 2003 83–4
ammunition 2005 29–30
diversions 2007 289–301
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2001 177
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