Small Arms Survey 2008
The Small Arms Survey 2008: Risk and Resilience presents two thematic sections.
The first examines the problem of diversion as related to stockpiles, international transfers, and end-user documentation. It includes a case study on South Africa and a comic strip illustrating the potential ease by which someone with access to forged documentation can make arrangements to ship munitions virtually anywhere.
The second thematic section analyses the public health approach to armed violence, scrutinizing risk and resilience factors and considering related interventions. It includes an overview of the burden of armed violence, and two case studies of armed violence in El Salvador and the United States.
A chapter on light weapons production rounds out the volume.
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About the Small Arms Survey 2008
Press Release
Introduction
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Chapter 1. Light Weapons: Products, Producers, and Proliferation
Chapter 2. Arsenals Adrift: Arms and Ammunition Diversion
- Compilation of Arms Trade Treaty-related Small Arms Survey chapters (2007–10), Download (2.22 MB)
Chapter 3. A Semi-automatic Process? Identifying and Destroying Military Surplus
Chapter 4. Deadly Deception: Arms Transfer Diversion
Chapter 5. Who’s Buying? End-user Certification
- Compilation of Arms Trade Treaty-related Small Arms Survey chapters (2007–10), Download (2.22 MB)
Chapter 6. The Meaning of Loss: Firearms Diversion in South Africa
Comic strip
Chapter 7. Reducing Armed Violence: The Public Health Approach
Chapter 8. Risk and Resilience: Understanding the Potential for Violence
Chapter 9. Targeting Armed Violence: Public Health Interventions
Index
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