Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

manufacturing sectors 2005 45, 2005 51–3
military stockpiles 2006 53, 2006 54
police firearms 2001 69
prices, Kalashnikov assault rifles 2007 257–72
production
Brazil 2004 22
Canada 2001 27
licensed 2007 8, 2007 18, 2007 20, 2007 21–3
most important companies 2003 14–15
most popular military weapons 2004 29–30
United States 2001 26, 2001 27, 2002 27, 2002 29, 2003 17, 2003 18, 2004 13, 2004 14,
2004 119, 2004 120
unlicensed 2007 8, 2007 20, 2007 22–3
Republic of the Congo, militia holdings 2003 267–8
seizures in Afghanistan 2003 76
South America 2006 86
sporting, transfers of 2003 102–3
technological developments 2003 22, 2003 23–4
transfer of military firearms to civilian ownership 2007 61
United Kingdom 2004 189
US Army inventory 2001 2002 84
used in crime in US 2001 24
Yemen 2003 173–4
Right-to-Carry (RTC) laws see carrying licences
Rindel, Fred 2002 140
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 2005 195
ammunition, diversions 2007 289–90, 2007 301–11, 2008 45, 2008 46, 2008 52
costs of small arms violence 2006 190, 2006 202–7
firearm homicides 2007 236–8
gang violence 2010 1
gangs
gun ownership 2010 89, 2010 112, 2010 113
membership 2010 106, 2010 107
gender and firearms-related mortality 2001 213
municipal violence reduction programmes 2007 182–3
prison gangs 2010 157, 2010 167–70, 2010 177
seizures of illicit weapons 2006 84, 2007 182–3
urban violence 2007 163, 2007 182–3
weapons collection and destruction programmes 2002 284
young men and violence 2006 306, 2006 313–14
Rio Grande do Sul state (Brazil), firearm homicides 2007 241
Rio-São Paulo Extended Metropolitan Region (Brazil) 2007 169
risk
armed violence 2008 229–30, 2008 238, 2008 245–6, 2008 262–3, 2008 282
behaviour problems 2008 254
definition 2008 246–7
domestic violence 2008 260–1
ecological model 2008 250–1
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