Revitalizing Debate on the Global Arms Trade
This research program is funded in part by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. It aims to invigorate debate and
Read moreThis research program is funded in part by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. It aims to invigorate debate and
Read more“On the Front Lines: Conflict zones and U.S. Arms Exports,” by Jennifer Erickson (World Peace Foundation, March 23, 2022). The
Read more“Missing in Action: UK arms export controls during war and armed conflict,” by Anna Stavrianakis (World Peace Foundation, March 15,
Read moreThis research program (2020-2022) was funded in part by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and carried out in partnership
Read moreBusiness as Usual: How major weapons exporters arm the world’s conflicts Hosted by the Forum on the Arms Trade and
Read moreThis paper presents a preliminary typology of arms trade intermediaries as encountered in the more than 40 cases of corruption in the compendium.
Read moreThis occasional paper examines the link between political finance and corruption in the arms trade, drawing from the Compendium of Arms Trade Corruption cases of corruption in the arms trade and the broader military sector from around the world.
Read moreThe report by Polina Beliakova and Sam Perlo-Freeman discusses information on corruption in the Russian defense sector, especially the arms industry, identifying key cases of corruption that have become visible in recent years, in particular since 2008, when Russia’s current set of military reforms, and major rearmament drive, began.
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