Small Arms and Human Insecurity: Reviewing Participatory Research in South Asia (Co-publication)
By Dipankar Banerjee and Robert Muggah, co-published with the Regional Centre for Strategic Studies.
Reconsidering the Tools of War: Small Arms and Humanitarian Action (Co-publication)
By Robert Muggah with Martin Griffiths, co-published with the Humanitarian Practice Network, Overseas Development Institute.
Development Held Hostage: Assessing the Effects of Small Arms on Human Development (Co-publication)
By Robert Muggah and Peter Batchelor, co-published with UNDP.
Globalisation and Insecurity: The Direct and Indirect Effects of Small Arms Availability (Co-publication)
By Robert Muggah, in IDS Bulletin, Vol. 32, Nr. 2.
Voicing Concern: Surveying People's Priorities in Violent Settings (Issue Brief 15)
At the initiative of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) will take place in May 2016 in Istanbul, Turkey. A central objective of the process is to ‘redefine how the global community delivers for the world’s most vulnerable people’, living in areas affected by armed conflict and disasters.
Firearm-related Violence in Mozambique (Special Report 10)
A joint publication of the Ministry of the Interior of Mozambique, the World Health Organization—Mozambique, and the Small Arms Survey.
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Small Arms in Rio de Janeiro: The Guns, the Buyback, and the Victims (Special Report 09)
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Small Arms Availability, Trade, and Impacts in the Republic of Congo (Special Report 02)
Commissioned by IOM and the UNDP.
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Humanitarianism under Threat: The Humanitarian Impact of Small Arms and Light Weapons (Special Report 01)
Commissioned by the Reference Group on Small Arms of the UN Inter-Agency Standing Committee.
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The Role of Small Arms During the 2003–2004 Conflict in Iraq (Working Paper 1)
In March of 2003, military forces primarily from the United States and United Kingdom invaded Iraq and little population-based health data has been available since. This study compares mortality during the period of 14.6 months before the invasion with the 17.8 months that followed and assesses the change in causes of death over that period.
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