Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

Iraqi stockpiles 2004 44
Latin America 2004 52–4
male youth 2006 295–317
mapping of 2008 216
and mental illness 2008 254, 2008 255
municipal violence prevention programmes 2007 178–88
national control of civilian ownership 2002 263
Nigeria, correlation to city size 2007 167
Pacific 2004 295
Papua New Guinea 2006 165–84
pathways model 2008 251–3
post-conflict 2005 268, 2005 271–4
prevention 2008 245
problem behaviour theory 2008 248
public perceptions of security 2007 175–8, 2007 182
reasons for stopping 2008 270
refugee camps 2002 168–9, 2005 273
relationship with arms availability 2001 200–8
risk factors 2008 229–30, 2008 238, 2008 245–6, 2008 249–53
social bonding theory 2008 248
social learning theory 2008 248
South Africa 2002 269–70
South Sudan 2007 317–44
transfer of military firearms to civilian ownership 2007 61
triggers 2008 256
types 2008 213–15, 2008 259–63
Uganda 2006 288, 2006 289
United Kingdom 2004 188–9
United States, liability suits 2003 18
urban areas 2007 161–89
of urbanization 2007 175–8
‘weapons priming effect’ 2006 307–8
Yemen 2003 179–80, 2003 187
young men and small arms 2006 298–301, 2006 307–10, 2006 313–16
violence reduction programmes
Colombia 2006 215, 2006 230–5
cost-benefit analysis 2003 132–3
cost-effectiveness analyses 2006 195, 2006 196–7
demand for small arms 2006 158
increasing protective factors 2006 313–16
municipal 2007 178–88
Papua New Guinea 2006 170, 2006 183
weapons collection and destruction programmes 2002 279, 2002 282–3, 2002 304–5, 2002
307–10
young men and small arms 2006 310–13
violence-induced displacement, indicators 2002 159, 2002 160
Viva Rio (Brazil) 2002 243, 2006 156
ammunition diversions 2007 311
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