Arms Watch: SIPRI Report on the First Year of the UN Register of Conventional Arms

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Edward J. Laurance (Professor of International Policy Studies, Professor of International Policy Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies) Siemon T. Wezeman (Research Assistant, SIPRI Arms Transfers and Arms Production Research Project, Research Assistant, SIPRI Arms Transfers and Arms Production Research Project)

Arms Watch

SIPRI Report on the First Year of the UN Register of Conventional Arms

Edward J. Laurance (Professor of International Policy Studies, Professor of International Policy Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies), Siemon T. Wezeman (Research Assistant, SIPRI Arms Transfers and Arms Production Research Project, Research Assistant, SIPRI Arms Transfers and Arms Production Research Project), Herbert Wulf (Deputy Director, Institute for Development and Peace, Deputy Director, Institute for Development and Peace, University of Dulsburg)

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Oxford University Press
16 December 1993

Peace studies & conflict resolution; Arms trade

Series: SIPRI Research Reports

This report documents the government submissions to the UN on the transfer of arms in seven weapons categories in 1992 and compares this data with information published by SIPRI in its arms trade register.

It assesses the results of the UN register and the prospects for improving it in 1994.