Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

global ranking of countries 2001 15–17
Hungary 2003 41–2
illegal, China 2002 96
Kyrgyzstan 2004 321–2
Latin America 2004 16–26
linkages between 2005 41
major producers 2002 22–9
MANPADS 2004 77, 2004 78, 2004 81–3
manufacturing sectors 2005 41–62
marking and tracing 2002 244, 2002 245, 2006 106–7, 2006 108
medium producers 2002 30–40
Middle East 2002 16–20
military procurement 2006 7–30
military stockpiles 2006 54–6
Morocco 2005 86
numbers of companies worldwide 2002 9–10
Pacific 2003 35–6, 2004 303
Pakistan 2003 32–3
Philippines 2003 33–5
Poland 2003 42
popular products 2001 18–24
restructuring 2002 12–13
Romania 2003 45–6
Russian Federation 2002 23–7, 2002 26, 2003 19–20, 2004 14–16
sectors 2005 41, 2005 43–62
Serbia and Montenegro 2003 46–7
significant production 2003 13–15
Slovakia, survey 2003 42–3
Slovenia 2003 46
South Africa 2003 30–1
stockpile estimates 2001 65
stockpile management and security 2002 258
supply-side controls and human rights 2001 223
trends 2001 11–12, 2003 13–15
Turkey, illicit craft production 2003 31–2
types 2001 9
Ukraine 2003 48–9
UN Small Arms Conference (2001) 2001 282
United States 2003 16–18, 2004 10–14, 2004 67
unlicensed 2007 7–8, 2007 14–32
of weapons used in crime, in Brazil 2001 22–4
production processes, manufacturing sectors 2005 42, 2005 45–6, 2005 47, 2005 49, 2005 52, 2005
53–4, 2005 57–8
productivity
Colombia 2006 229–30
costs of small arms violence 2003 133, 2006 189, 2006 191, 2006 193, 2006 196, 2006 197, 2006
199, 2006 203, 2006 205–7
effects of small arms misuse 2003 131
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