Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

eech-loaders, Yemen 2003 173–4
Bremen (Germany), gang violence 2010 136–7
Bremer, Paul 2004 44
bride price, Papua New Guinea 2006 180
British Aerospace 2002 49
British Virgin Islands, tax havens and brokers 2001 105
Britzke, Peter 2001 117
‘broken-window theory’ 2007 184
brokering
actors 2001 98–101
analysis 2001 4, 2001 95–130, 2004 4, 2004 141–71
arms transfers 2010 42
Brazil 2004 70
control measures 2002 236, 2002 252–8, 2002 271–2, 2009 141–2, 2010 44–6
licensing 2004 147, 2004 149, 2004 153–7, 2004 161, 2004 166
monitoring 2004 252–3, 2004 256, 2004 259
national regulations 2004 151–66
norms 2003 231
OSCE Document on Small Arms and Light Weapons 2002 212
regional control initiatives 2004 148–51
registration of 2001 126
Southern Africa 2001 262
UN Firearms Protocol 2002 239
UN Programme of Action 2002 226
UN Small Arms Conference (2001) 2001 282
definitions of 2001 98, 2002 253, 2004 143
illicit transfers
alleged arms embargo violations 2001 2002 134
Cold War grey market 2001 169
to Colombia 2001 187
to conflict zones 2005 159, 2005 168
into the United States 2003 106
to non-state actors 2007 133
insurgency weapons 2001 78–9
irresponsible transfers 2007 73
low black-market prices 2002 68
networks 2001 105–6
non-state actors and conflict goods 2002 140
Republic of the Congo 2003 261
stockpiles 2001 65
security 2004 56
Thailand as a transit country 2002 143
transport agents 2001 110–23
UN group of governmental experts on 2007 126
Brown, Mark Malloch 2002 281
Browning 1903 pistol 2007 204
Browning Hi-Power 2002 45, 2004 34
Browning Inc (United States) 2002 31
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