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1 online resource (322 pages) |
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Routledge Revivals Ser |
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Routledge Revivals Ser
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Acronyms; Foreword; Prologue; Editorial Note; Part I: Causal Factors and Policy Considerations; Chapter 1: An Overview of the Global Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons; Chapter 2: Light Weapons and Human Security-A Conceptual Overview; Chapter 3: Problems and Linkages in Controlling the Proliferation of Light Weapons; Chapter 4: Working Toward Policies for Controlling Light Weapons; Chapter 5: Causation and the Arms Trade, with Reference to Small Arms |
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Chapter 6: Peace Operations, Disarmament and Post-Conflict ReconstructionChapter 7: Areas of Major Concentration in the Use and Traffic of Small Arms; Part II: The Problem of Small Arms and Light Weapons in Africa; Chapter 8: Control Efforts in the Sahel Region; Chapter 9: The Case of Somalia; Chapter 10: Rwanda and Burundi: A Tragic Case Study of Small Arms; Chapter 11: Zimbabwe's Experience with Small Arms; Chapter 12: The Situation in Namibia; Chapter 13: A Case Study of Light Weapons in Swaziland; Chapter 14: Small Arms Proliferation and Disarmament in Mozambique |
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Chapter 15: Firearms in South AfricaChapter 16: A Sociological Perspective on Small Arms Proliferation in South Africa; Part III: The Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean; Chapter 17: Sources of Weapons Procurement, Diffusion and Violence in Central America; Chapter 18: Central America, Haiti and Colombia: Problems, Initiatives and Additional Measures; Chapter 19: Demobilisation and Integration of Former Combatants in Guatemala; Chapter 20: El Salvador's Consumer Goods for Firearms Programme |
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Chapter 21: Small Arms Transfers in the Republic of PanamaChapter 22: Controlling the Tools of Violence in the Caribbean; Chapter 23: Links Between Drugs and Arms in Colombia; Chapter 24: Model Regulations for the Control of Firearms; Part IV: The Plague of Small Arms and Light Weaponry in South Asia; Chapter 25: Sources of Small Arms and Light Weapons Procurement in Southwest Asia; Chapter 26: Light Weapons Flows to and from Afghanistan; Chapter 27: Linkages Between Arms Trafficking and the Drug Trade in South Asia |
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Chapter 28: Illicit Transfer of Conventional Weapons: The Role of State and Non-state Actors in South AsiaChapter 29: National, Regional and Global Measures for Controlling Light Weapons; Epilogue; Recent UNIDIR Publications |
| Summary |
First published in 1999, the papers collected in this volume were originally prepared for four workshops organized by the UN Department for Disarmament Affairs to inform the work of the Panel of Governmental Experts on Small Arms. These workshops were held during 1995-96. Some of the authors updated their papers for publication in early 1998. Lora Lumpe, senior fellow with the Norwegian Initiative on Small Arms Transfers in Oslo and Tamar Gabelnick, Acting Director of the Arms Sales Monitoring Project at the Federation of American Scientists in Washington, DC edited the presentations for this book |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Gun control -- International cooperation
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Arms control -- International cooperation
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Arms control -- International cooperation
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Donowaki, Mitsuro
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Lumpe, Lora
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| ISBN |
9780429796371 |
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0429796374 |
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