CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS

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Good Fear, Bad Fear: How European defence investments could be leveraged to restart arms control negotiations with Russia
Paul van Hooft, Davis Ellison, HCSS, April 2023
Remote Monitoring: Verifying geographical arms limits
Moritz Kütt, Ulrich Kühn, Dmitry Stefanovich, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, January 2023
Under Caution: Assessing Arms Transfer Risk in Ukraine
Elias Yousif, Rachel Stohl, STIMSON, 7 March 2022
Preventive Arms Control for Small and Very Small Armed Aircraft and Missiles, Report No. 2
Jürgen Altmann and Dieter Suter, TU Dortmund University, February 2022
The SIPRI Top 100 Arms-producing and Military Services Companies, 2020
Alexandra Kuimova, Alexandra Marksteiner, Dr Lucie Béraud-Sudreau, Dr Nan Tian and Dr Diego Lopes da Silva, SIPRI, January 2022
Conventional Arms Control and Nuclear Security: The Challenge of Conventional Prompt Global Strike Weapons
Peter Rautenbach, BASIC, July 2021
Assessment of the Russian Armed Forces’ State Armament Programme in 2011–2020
Anna Maria Dyner, Polish Institute of International Affairs, June 2021
Arms transfers to conflict zones: The case of Nagorno-Karabakh
Pieter D. Wezeman, Alexandra Kuimova, Jordan Smith, SIPRI, April 2021
A New Estimate of China’s Military Expenditure
Dr Nan Tian and Fei Su, SIPRI, January 2021
Post-shipment Control Measures: European Approaches to On-site Inspections of Exported Military Materiel
Dr Andrea Edoardo Varisco, Kolja Brockmann and Lucile Robin, SIPRI, December 2020
Transparency in Arms Procurement: Limitations and Opportunities for Assessing Global Armament Developments
Pieter D. Wezeman, Dr. Lucie Béraud-Sudreau and Siemon T. Wezeman. SIPRI, October 2020
Modernising conventional arms control: An urgent imperative
Nicholas Williams, Simon Lunn, The European Leadership Network (ELN), March 2020
Armed to Kill: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Guns Used in Public Mass Shootings in Europe between 2009 and 2018
Nils Duquet, Nino Kbiltsetskhlashvili, Isthiaq Khan and Eric Woods, Flemish Peace Institute, October 2019
Outlines for future conventional arms control in Europe: A sub-regional regime in the Baltics
Evgeny Buzhinskiy and Oleg Shakirov, European Leadership Network, September 2019
Modernizing conventional arms control in the Euro-Atlantic Region
Peter Van Ham, Clingendael, September 2018
Making conventional arms control fit for the 21st century
Lukasz Kulesa, European Leadership Network, September 2017
A Fresh start of conventional arms control in Europe will face many structural problems
Hans-Joachim Schmidt, PRIF-HSFK, 2017
The 2015 UN Register on Conventional Arms: still time to improve
Pieter Wezeman, Siemon Wezeman, Expert comments, 18 September 2015
Conventional Arms Control in Europe: Some Thoughts about an Uncertain Future
Gregory G. Govan, IFSH, July 2015
International Workshop: Conventional Arms Control in Europe: New Approaches in Challenging Times
Wolfgang Zellner (ed), IFSH, April 2015
Conventional Arms Control in Europe: State of Affairs and Prospects
Ulrich Kuhn, Institute of International Relations Prague (IIR), December 2014
Mapping the debate on laws at the CCW: taking stock and moving forward
Vincent Boulanin, NP Paper No.49, March 2016, 16pp.

ARMS EMBARGOS AND ARMS SALES CODES OF CONDUCT

How the Russia–Ukraine War Could End, and Its Impact on Conventional Arms Control
Hans-Joachim Schmidt, IAI, May 2023
The Future of Arms Control: Ready to Disagree?
Tõnis Idarand, Kalev Stoicescu, Ian Anthony, Report, International Centre for Defense and Security, May 2023
Shifting Sands of Strategic Stability: Towards A New Arms Control Agenda
Paul van Hooft, Lotje Boswinkel and Tim Sweijs, February 2022
Recommendations for a transparent and detailed reporting system on arms exports within the EU and to third countries
Ian Stewart, Kings College, May 2020
Tackling (arms) diversion: Challenges for European States
Maria Camello, Groupe de Recherche et d’information sur la paix et la securité (GRIP), February 2020
Transferts d’armes vers des acteurs non étatiques : quelle régulation possible ? (in French)
Denis Jacqmin, GRIP, August 2019
Strengthening Information-Exchange on Arms Reports
Diederik Cops, Flemish Peace Institute, November 2018
Arms Transfer and SALW Controls in the Middle East and North Africa: Mapping Capacity-Building Efforts
Mark Bromley, Giovanna Maletta and Kolja Brockmann, SIPRI, November 2018
Strengthening EU arms export controls through increased information exchange
Diederik Cops, Flemish Peace Institute, January 2018
Trends in International Arms Transfers, 2016
Aude Fleurant, Pieter D. Wezeman, Siemon T. Wezeman and Nan Tian, SIPRI, February 2017
Monitoring UN Arms Embargoes – Observations from Panels of Experts
Emile LeBrun and Christelle Rigual, Small Arms Survey, August 2016
Arms transfers control: The example of the French-speaking States of sub-Saharan Africa (in French)
Virginie Moreau, Cédric Poitevin and Jihan Seniora, GRIP Rapport n° 2010/5, 32 pp.
Revising export control lists, Samuel A. W. Evans
Flemish Peace Institute, March 2015
Measuring International Arms Transfers
Paul Holtom, Mark Bromley, Verena Simmel, SIPRI Fact Sheet, December 2012, 8p.
Arms transfers to peacekeeping missions: nothing to report? (in French)
Timothy Ghilain , GRIP Note d’analyse, December 2011, 12p.
Arms acquisition by non-state actors: For a stronger regulation? (in French)
Linda Farhat & Jihan Seniora, GRIP Note d’analyse, November 2011, 18 p.
The EU control on arms trade. An emblematic case from Libya (in French)
Federico Santopinto,, GRIP Note d’analyse, 6 pp., June 2011
Enhancing End-Use Controls on Arms Transfers (in French)
Cédric Poitevin, GRIP Note d’analyse, 7 pp., June 2011
Le débat sur la réforme des règles de contrôle des exportations ITAR dans le contexte des relations sino-américaines (in French)
Valérie Niquet, Note n°03/2011, 7 p., Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique
The European Common Position on arms exports, a transparency instrument? ( in French )
Jihan Seniora,, GRIP, Note d’analyse, 11 pp., March 2011
European arms exports and sustainable development: inconsistencies and ambiguities in practice (in French)
Nicolas Rousseau and Jihan Seniora,, GRIP Note d’analyse, 18 pp., March 2011
The UN and the control of arms embargoes – Between monitoring and verification (in French)
Virginie Moreau, GRIP Rapport n° 2011/3, 30 pp.
Ukrainian arms supplies to sub-Saharan Africa
Paul Holtom, SIPRI Background Paper 16 pp., February 2011
Arms flows and the conflict in Somalia
Pieter D. Wezeman, SIPRI Background Paper 12 pp., October 2010
Arms transfers to the Democratic Republic of the Congo: assessing the system of arms transfer notifications, 2008–10
Mark Bromley and Paul Holtom, SIPRI Background Paper, 12 pp., October 2010
The limitations of European Union reports on arms exports: the case of Central Asia
Paul Holtom and Mark Bromley, SIPRI Insights on Peace and Security no. 2010/5, 20 pp., September 2010
The Common Position on the control of arms brokering: six years after (in French)
Virginie Moreau, GRIP Note d’analyse, 14 pp., February 2010
Arms brokering controls and how they are implemented within the European Union?
Virginie Moreau and Holger Anders, Virginie Moreau and Holger Anders, GRIP Rapport n° 2009/11, 32 pp.
Ist der KSE-Prozess für den ‘Neustart’ bereit? / Is the CFE Process Ready for the ‘Reset Button’? (in German)
P. Dunay, W. Zellner and al. (eds.), Die Zukunft Konventioneller Rüstungskontrolle in Europa. The Future of Conventional Arms Control in Europe, Baden-Baden, Nomos Verlag, 2009, pp. 366-391
Controlling arms brokers operating from abroad: Challenges and policy options for EU states
Holger Anders, GRIP Note d’analyse, 6 pp., August 2009
Belgian arms transfers to the Middle East (in French)
Cédric Poitevin, GRIP Note d’analyse, 11 pp., April 2008
Triangular arms trade between Belgium, France and Chad: Shortcomings and limits of Belgian and European legislation (in French)
Luc Mampaey , GRIP Note d’analyse, 10 pp., February 2008

ARMS TRADE TREATY

ATT Implementation Checklist and Assistance Assessment
Rachel Stohl, Ryan Fletcher, Stimson, June 2023
Beyond New START: Two Forecasts For Future Russian–US Arms Control
Mike Albertson, Dr Nikolai Sokov, IISS, April 2023
Arms trade treaty : the obligations of non-signatory export countries (in French)
Agatha Verdebout, STIMSON, November 2022
Integrated Implementation of Strategic Trade Control Regimes: A Guide to Good Practices
STIMSON, October 2022
MIXED REVIEWS : Positive Developments and Negative Trends in 2021 ATT Annual Reports
STIMSON, October 2022
The Arms Trade Treaty: Assessing Its Impact on Countering Diversion
Brian Wood, STIMSON, August 2022
Arms trade treaty : inventory of the priority issues over the opening of amendments (in French)
Maria Camello, STIMSON, July 2022
At Whose Risk? Understanding States Parties’ Implementation of Arms Trade Treaty Gender-based Violence Provisions
Anne-Séverine Fabre, Gian Giezendanner, Paul Holtom, Emilia Dungel, Small Arms Survey, March 2022
Post-shipment On-site Inspections of Military Materiel: Challenges and Responses
Andrea Edoardo Varisco, Kolja Brockmann and Mark Bromley, December 2021
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty: Achievements, Challenges and Ways Forward
Andrea Edoardo Varisco, Giovanna Maletta and Lucile Robin, SIPRI, December 2021
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty: Universalization
Rachel Stohl, SIPRI, August 2021
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty: Scope
Paul Holton, SIPRI, August 2021
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty: Processes and Forums
Roberto Dondisch, SIPRI, August 2021
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty: International Assistance to Support Implementation
Giovanna Maletta and Dr Sibylle Bauer, SIPRI, August 2021
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty: Application of the Risk-assessment Criteria
Amb. Paul Beijer, SIPRI, August 2021
The Arms Trade Treaty and the challenge of transparency at the Sixth Conference of State Parties [in Frech]
Maria Camello, GRIP, October 2020
Reporting on Conventional Arms Transfers and Transfer Controls: Improving Coordination and Increasing Engagement
Mark Bromley and José Francisco Alvarado Cóbar, SIPRI, August 2020
Fifth Conference of States Parties to the ATT: a pillar of arms control between the light and shadow (in French)
Léo Géhin, GRIP, October 2019
Preventing diversion – Comparing ATT and African measures for importing states
Paul Holtom and Benjamin Jongleux, Small Arms Survey Briefing Paper, August 2019
The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and Asia’s Major Power Defiance
Gaurav Sharma and Marc Finaud, GCSP, May 2019
ATT-related Activities in Latin America and the Caribbean: Identifying Gaps and Improving Coordination
Mark Bromley and Alfredo Malaret, SIPRI, February 2017
ATT-related Outreach Assistance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Identifying Gaps and Improving Coordination
Christina Arabia and Mark Bromley, SIPRI, February 2016
Implementing the Arms Trade Treaty: Building on Available Guidelines and Assistance Activities
Sibylle Bauer and Mark Bromley, SIPRI, May 2015
Arms Trade Treaty Signatory states – Gaps and Possibilities for Treaty Universalization
Elli Kytömäki, SaferGlobe, August 2017
Arms Trade Treaty assistance: identifying a role for the European Union
Mark Bromley, Paul Holtom, Discussion Paper, February 2014, 18p.
Will the arms trade treaty be stuck in the past?
Tilman Brück, Paul Holtom, SIPRI Update, March 2013
Groundhog Day?
Dr Natalie J. Goldring , Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy, 27 March 2013
Reaching a robust ATT: Over, around, or through the major exporters?
Dr Natalie J. Goldring, Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy, 21 March 2013
The European Union’s Involvement In Negotiating an Arms Trade Treaty
Sara Depauw, NP paper, No.23, December 2012, 16p.
Arms Trade Treaty: What prospects for 2013 after the failure of negotiations in July 2012? (in French)
Virginie Moreau, Note d'analyse, December 3, 2012, 12p.
Arms Trade Treaty: EU priorities before March 2013 negotiations (in French)
Cédric Poitevin, Note d'analyse, November 28, 2012, 4p.
Israeli arms transfers to sub-Saharan Africa
Siemon T. Wezeman, SIPRI Background Paper, 16 pp., October 2011
Transit and Trans-Shipment Controls in an Arms Trade Treaty
Paul Holtom and Mark Bromley , SIPRI Background Paper, July 2011
Implementing an arms trade treaty: Lessons on Reporting and Monitoring from Existing Mechanisms
Paul Holtom and Mark Bromley, SIPRI Policy Paper No. 28, July 2011
Import Controls and an Arms Trade Treaty
Mark Bromley and Paul Holtom, SIPRI Background Paper, July 2011
The arms trade treaty. Challenges for 2012 (in French)
Virginie Moreau, GRIP Rapport n° 2011/6, 37 pp.
Transparency in armaments: What are the responsibilities for the States? Reporting and exchanges of information (in French)
Jihan Seniora,, Jihan Seniora, GRIP Rapport n° 2011/5, 37 pp.
National reports on arms exports
Henning Weber and Mark Bromley, SIPRI Fact Sheet, 8 pp., March 2011
Arms transfers to Zimbabwe: implications for an arms trade treaty
Lukas Jeuck, SIPRI Background Paper, 12 pp., March 2011
Arms transfers to Europe and Central Asia
Paul Holtom, SIPRI Background Paper, 12 pp., February 2010
Arms transfers to East and Southern Africa
Pieter D. Wezeman, SIPRI Background Paper, 8 pp., December 2009
Arms transfers to Asia and Oceania
Siemon T. Wezeman, SIPRI Background Paper, 12 pp., October 2009
Arms transfers to the Middle East
Sam Perlo-Freeman, SIPRI Background Paper, 8 pp., July 2009

CLUSTER MUNITIONS

Remarks on the Oslo Process and Cluster Munitions Ban
Elvira Rosert, in The Nonproliferation Review, Vol. 16, No. 3, November 2009, pp. 319-321
The Convention on cluster munitions: the current state of play (in French)
Bérangère Rouppert, GRIP Rapport n° 2009/9, 28 pp.
When disarmament meets humanitarian action: The Convention on Cluster Munitions (in French)
Cédric Poitevin, GRIP Note d’analyse, 6 pp., 5 June 2008

CONVENTION ON CERTAIN CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS (CCW)

Supervision of killing-robots : towards negociations aside the CCW ? (in French)
Jonathan Bannenberg, GRIP, September 2022
AI for Arms Control
Niklas Schörnig, PRIF, January 2022
Strategic Security Analysis – Commitment to Control Weaponised Artificial Intelligence: A Step Forward for the OSCE and European Security
Anna Nadibaidze, Geneva Centre for Security Policy, January 2022
Armed uninhabited aerial vehicles and the challenges of autonomy
Douglas Barrie, Niklas Ebert, Oskar Glaese and Franz-Stefan Gady, IISS, December 2021
The international market for armed UAVs: burgeoning sales dominated by US supply (in French)
Solene Jomier, GRIP, November 2021
UNIDIR on Lethal Autonomous Weapons
Alice Spazian, Arthur Holland Michel and Alisha Anand, UNIDIR, July 2021
Autonomous Weapon Systems and International Humanitarian Law: Identifying Limits and the Required Type and Degree of Human–Machine Interaction
Laura Bruun, Dr Vincent Boulanin, Netta Goussac, SIPRI, June 2021
Utilisation des drones armés par des États de l’UE : enjeux politiques, juridiques et éthiques
(in French) Solène Jomier, GRIP, May 2021
Military drones in Europe: Ensuring transparency and accountability
Jessica Dorsey, Nilza Amaral, Chatham House, April 2021
The Nagorno-Karabakh war: a spur to Moscow’s UAV efforts?
Julian Cooper, IISS, March 2021
Robots tueurs : bientôt opérationnels ?
(in French), Stan Brabant, GRIP, March 2021
The Implementation of Robotic and Autonomous Systems: The Future is Now, prepare for 2045
Patrick Bolder, Michel Rademaker & Bianca Torossian, The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, February 2021
Majorities, Not Consensus: Reforming UNCCW Decision-Making
Elvira Rosert, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg, January 2021
Robotic and Autonomous Systems in a Military Context
The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, January 2021
Regulating and Limiting the Proliferation of Armed Drones: Norms and Challenges
Cholpon Orozobekova and Mark Finaud, Geneva Centre for Security Policy, August 2020
Limits on Autonomy in Weapon Systems: Identifying Practical Elements of Human Control
Moa Peldán Carlsson , Netta Goussac and Neil Davison, SIPRI, June 2020
Verifying LAWS Regulation – Opportunities and Challenges
German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), August 2019
MALE-Drone Proliferation in Europe: Assessing the Status Quo Regarding Acquisition
Research and Development, and Employment, Johanna Polle, IFSH, November 2018
Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems: can the international community agree on an approach?
Angela Kane, VCDNP, May 2018
Article 36 Reviews: Dealing with the challenges posed by emerging technologies
Vincent Boulanin and Maaike Verbruggen, SIPRI, December 2017
Mapping the Development of Autonomy in Weapon Systems: A Primer on Autonomy
Vincent Boulanin, SIPRI, December 2016
Mapping the Innovation Ecosystem Driving the Advance of Autonomy in Weapon Systems
Vincent Boulanin, SIPRI, December 2016
Mapping the Debate on LAWS at the CCW
EU Non-proliferation Paper No. 49, SIPRI, March 2016

LANDMINES

Global Mapping and Analysis of Anti-vehicle Mine Incidents in 2018
GICHD and SIPRI, August 2019
Global Mapping and Analysis of Anti-vehicle Mine Incidents in 2017
Yeonju Jung and Gulzhan Asylbek kyzy, GICHD and SIPRI, May 2018
A mine-free world: challenges and opportunities in realising the 2025 aspiration
Wilton Park, May 2018
Global Mapping and Analysis of Anti-vehicle Mine Incidents in 2016
Bjertén-Günther, Ursign Hofmann, Yeonju Jung and Pascal Rapillard, GICHD and SIPRI, May 2017 GICHD and SIPRI
New data shows most anti-vehicle mine incidents occur in current conflicts
SIPRI and GICHD, 1st September 2016

OPEN SKIES TREATY

The US Withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty
Nikolai Sokov, Vienna Center for Disarmament and Nonproliferation, June 2021
Open Skies in the Arctic: Challenges and Opportunities
Katarina Kertysova, Alexander Graef, European Leadership Network, May 2021
Saving the Open Skies Treaty: Challenges and possible scenarios after the U.S. withdrawal
Dr. Alexander Graef, ELN Euro-Atlantic Security Policy Brief, September 2020
Main Battle Tanks, Europe and the Implications for Italy
Instituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), April 2020
Open Skies Treaty: Options in Case of US Withdrawal
Nikolai Sokov, VCDNP, April 2020
How to fix, preserve and strengthen the Open Skies Treaty, Alexandra Bell
Colonel (ret.) Wolfgang Richter and Andrei Zagorski, Deep Cuts Issue Brief, March 2020
A primer of the Treaty on Open Skies
VERTIC, October 2019
Open Skies: A Status Neutral Approach for Georgia and Russia
Thomas Frear, European Leadership Network, August 2017
Open Skies: transparency in stormy times
Hartwig Spitzer, VERTIC, July September 2014
News from Open Skies: A co-operative treaty maintaining military transparency
Hartwig Spitzer , VERTIC Brief, No. 8, February 2009

SMALL ARMS

Illicit Firearms Ammunition and Other Explosive Munitions in the European Union
Anne-Séverine Fabre, Nicolas Florquin, Matt Schroeder, Small Arms Survey, December 2023
Privately Made Firearms in the European Union
Anne-Séverine Fabre, Nicolas Florquin, Matt Schroeder, Andrea Edoardo Varisco, Small Arms Survey, December 2023
Technologies to counter the diversion of small arms and light weapons, and components of conventional weapons
Sarah Grand-Clément, Diederik Cops, Flemish Peace Institute, August 2023
THE SMALL ARMS TRADE TRANSPARENCY BAROMETER 2022
Aline Shaban, Irene Pavesi, Small Arms Survey, December 2022
SALW-related assistance to states in sub-Saharan Africa: Hitting the target or missing the mark?
Mark Bromley, Giovanna Maletta and Ruben Nicolin, SIPRI, January 2022
Project TARGET: Targeting gun violence & trafficking in Europe
Nils Duquet and Dennis Vanden Auweele, Flemish Peace Institute, December 2021
2021 Small Arms Trade Transparency Barometer
Elodie Hainard and Olena Shumska, Small Arm Survey, December 2021
Forgotten weapons? Non-regularised firearms in the European Union
Matteo Dressler, Nils Duquet, Julia Eckelmann, Flemish Peace Institute, April 2021
Extrémisme violent et pratiques opérationnelles émergentes : l’exemple de l’impression 3D d’armes légères
(in French) Jean-Luc Marret, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique, April 2021
War weapons like peanuts’: Mali needs to make SALW proliferation a priority again
Léo Géhin, GRIP, March 2021
Urban Peace-Building through Community-Based Initiatives to Control SALWs in Libya
Alaa Tartir, Nicolas Florquin, Journal of Illicit Economies and Development, (PRIO), February 2021
Supporting Small Arms and Light Weapons Controls through Development Assistance: The Case of sub-Saharan Africa
Giovanna Maletta, Lucile Robin, SIPRI, February 2021
Making the round: Illicit Ammunition in Ukraine
Matt Schroeder and Olena Shumska, Small Arms Survey, January 2021
Trade Update 2020 – An eye on Ammunition Transfers to Africa
Nicolas Florquin, Elodie Hainard, and Benjamin Jongleux, Small Arms Survey, December 2020
Arms monitoring in Guinea – A survey of National Forensic Services
André Desmarais, Small Arms Survey, April 2020
Is 3D printing a vehicle for the illicit proliferation of firearms? (in French)
Léo Géhin, GRIP, February 2020
Gender-responsive Small Arms Control – A Practical Guide
Edited by Emile LeBrun, Small Arms Survey Handbook, October 2019
The 2018 EU SALW Strategy: Towards an integrated and comprehensive approach
Nils Duquet, EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Papers, No. 62, April 2019
Commonwealth Dialogue: Countering Diversion of SALW and their Ammunition
Wilton Park, February 2019
Arms Transfer and SALW Controls in the Middle East and North Africa: Mapping Capacity-building Efforts
Mark Bromley, Giovanna Maletta and Kolja Brockmann, SIPRI, November 2018
Implementing the Programme of Action and International Tracing Instrument – An Assessment of National Reports
Paul Holtom and Moshe Ben Hamo Yeger, Small Arms Survey, June 2018
Monitoring the response to converted firearms in Europe
EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Paper No. 70, October 2020
Triggering Terror Illicit Gun Markets and Firearms Acquisition of Terrorist Networks in Europe
Nils Duquet, Flemish Peace Institute, April 2018
Weapons Tracing in Conflict Theatres: Lessons and Perspectives
Claudio Gramizzi, Analysis note, June 13, 2014, 20p.
European Union initiatives to control small arms and light weapons: towards a more coordinated approach
Cédric Poitevin, NP paper No.33, December 2013, 24p.
Is there really a EU Strategy against small arms proliferation? (in French)
Cédric Poitevin, GRIP Note d’analyse, December 2011, 12 p.
Reporting to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms
Paul Holtom, Lucie Béraud-Sudreau and Henning Weber, SIPRI Fact Sheet, 8 pp., May 2011
The EU and small arms and light weapons in Sub-Saharan Africa (in French)
Nicolas Rousseau, GRIP Note d’analyse, 12 pp., February 2011
Managing Land Borders and the Trafficking of Small Arms and Light Weapons
Jihan Seniora and Cédric Poitevin, GRIP Rapport n° 2010/3, 24 pp.
Small Arms
Keith Krause, in J. Peter Burgess (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of New Security Studies, Routledge Handbooks, London, February 2010, p. 27-38
Tracing Small Arms and Light Weapons – International agreements and challenges in West Africa (in French)
Cédric Poitevin, GRIP Note d’analyse, 7 pp., February 2010
The control of air transport of small arms: Assessment and challenges (in French)
Jihan Seniora, GRIP Rapport n° 2009/12, 33 pp.
The EU and SALW – Portrait of a plurality of policies on a global issue (in French)
Hadrien-Laurent Goffinet and Virigine Moreau, GRIP Rapport n° 2009/10, 28 pp.
Ammunition stockpile management in Africa: challenges and scope for action
Holger Anders, GRIP Note d’analyse, 7 pp., April 2009
Post-export controls during arms transfers: proof of arrival and end-use monitoring
Ilhan Berkol and Virginie Moreau, GRIP Rapport n° 2009/4, 39 pp.
ANDERS The traceability of the ammunition (in French)
Pierre Martinot and Ilhan Berkol, GRIP Rapport n° 2008/9, 24 pp.
UN Firearms Protocol: Enforcement Status and Implementation in the European Union (in French)
Ilhan Berkol, GRIP Note d’analyse, 5 pp, April 2008
The Rifle Has the Devil Inside: Gun Culture in South Eastern Europe
Center for the Study of Democracy, 2006
Taming the Arsenal: Small Arms and Light Weapons in Bulgaria
Center for the Study of Democracy, 2005
Transportation, Smuggling, and Organized Crime
Center for the Study of Democracy, 2004
Weapons under Scrutiny
Center for the Study of Democracy, 2003

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