Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

disabilities 2002 164–5
effects of armed conflict 2001 210–11
humanitarian impacts 2002 157
humanitarian law 2001 223–4
injuries and mortality 2002 163–6
injury to killed ratio 2002 161
lethality of firearms 2001 212
Lord’s Resistance Army 2006 273, 2006 275, 2006 276, 2006 278–82
mortality and injuries 2002 163–6
strategic targets 2002 176
West African armed groups 2006 252, 2006 257, 2006 263, 2006 265–6
civilian firearms
brokering 2004 155
collection programmes 2009 161, 2009 164–77
destruction programmes 2007 64–5
gangs 2010 144–5
global production 2000 2002 13–14, 2002 15
lethality of 2007 63–4
norms 2003 231
ownership 2010 110–11, 2010 114–15
power 2007 48
production 2004 13–14, 2004 16–19, 2004 22
Latin America 2004 50, 2004 51–4
manufacturing sectors 2005 45–56
sidearms 2004 28
United States 2001 26
Russian exports 2003 110–11
technology 2003 21
transfers 2002 113–15, 2003 102–3, 2003 104, 2003 105–6, 2003 110–11
United States, imports 2003 105–6
weapons transferred from government stocks, marking 2002 246
civilian holdings 2001 83–9, 2007 39–66
Africa 2003 80–6, 2004 198, 2007 171, 2007 172
Argentina 2001 67, 2001 87
Australia 2002 267–8, 2004 184–6, 2004 283, 2005 74–5
Bangladesh 2002 102
Botswana 2007 172
Brazil 2001 86, 2004 52, 2005 74
ammunition 2007 307–8
firearm-related deaths 2007 233, 2007 235, 2007 245
violence 2007 228, 2007 233, 2007 235, 2007 245
Burundi 2007 171, 2007 172, 2007 215–18
Cambodia 2006 123–5, 2006 130
Canada 2001 66–7, 2001 85, 2001 86–7, 2001 213, 2001 239, 2002 86
Cape Verde 2007 172
Central African Republic 2005 312–13
Central America 2003 90
changing patterns of ownership 2007 63–4
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