Armed Violence in the Terai (Co-publication)
Co-published with Interdisciplinary Analysts, Nepal Madhes Foundation, and Saferworld.
Fault Lines: Tracking Armed Violence in Yemen (YAVA Issue Brief 1)
Initiated in 2008, the Yemen Armed Violence Assessment (YAVA) comprises a multi-year field-based project designed to generate quantitative and qualitative analysis of the drivers and dynamics of armed violence in the country. The YAVA is designed to support efforts to prevent and reduce armed violence in Yemen, not least by the Yemeni government, which has taken significant steps in recent years to address weapons carrying in cities and constrain the arms trade.
Security Provision in Southern Lebanon: Surveying Public Opinion (Lebanon AVA Issue Brief 1)
In mid-2008, the Lebanon Armed Violence Assessment (LAVA) undertook the most extensive public survey to date on arms and security issues in Southern Lebanon. The LAVA survey included interviews with some 1,388 households in southern and administrative districts (‘qazas’) under the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) Security Council mandate.
Assessing the Effect of Policy Interventions on Small Arms Demand in Bogotá, Colombia (Co-publication)
By Katherine Aguirre et al., co-published with CERAC (centro de recursos para el análisis de conflictos).
Community Safety and Small Arms in Somaliland (Co-publication)
A joint publication of the Danish Demining Group and the Small Arms Survey.
Social Integration, Ergo, Stabilization - Viva Rio in Port-au-Prince (Co-publication)
By Helen Moestue and Robert Muggah, co-published with Viva Rio.
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Aproximación a la Situación de Violencia e Inseguridad en Bogotá D.C. (Co-publication)
By Katherine Aguirre and Jorge A. Restrepo with Simón Mesa and Nicolás Suárez, co-published with CERAC (centro de recursos para el análisis de conflictos).
Diagnosing Demand: Assessing the Motivations and Means for Firearms Acquisition in the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea (Co-publication)
By Robert Muggah, Discussion Paper 2004/7, Australian National University.
Firearm-related Violence in Brazil (Co-publication)
Co-published with the Pan American Health Organization and the World Health Organization, coordinated by Maria Fernanda Tourinho Peres.
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