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Latest Publications

Fields of Control: Oil and (In)secutity in Sudan and South Sudan
Working Paper 40, November 2015

A Fractious Rebellion: Inside the SPLM-IO
Working Paper 39, September 2015

Two Fronts, One War: Evolution of the Two Areas Conflict, 2014–15
Working Paper 38, August 2015

Under Attack and Above Scrutiny? Arms and Ammunition Diversion from Peacekeepers in Sudan and South Sudan, 2002-14
Working Paper 37, July 2015

Development Deferred: Eastern Sudan after the ESPA
Working Paper 36, May 2015
(in Arabic)

Real but Fragile: The Greater Pibor Administrative Area
Working Paper 35, March 2015
(in Arabic)

Contested Borders: Continuing Tensions over the Sudan-South Sudan Border
Working Paper 34, November 2014
(in Arabic)

The Sudan Revolutionary Front: Its Formation and Development
Working Paper 33, October 2014
(in Arabic)

Protective Measures: Local Security Arrangements in Greater Upper Nile
Issue Brief 23, July 2014
(in Arabic)

Following the Thread: Arms and Ammunition Tracing in Sudan and South Sudan
Working Paper 32, May 2014
(in Arabic)

At an Impasse: The Conflict in Blue Nile
Working Paper 31, December 2013
(in Arabic)

Pendulum swings: The rise and fall of insurgent militias in South Sudan
Issue Brief 22, November 2013
(in Arabic)

Dividing Lines: Grazing and Conflict along the Sudan-South Sudan Border
Working Paper 30, July 2013
(in Arabic)

New War, Old Enemies: Conflict Dynamics in South Kordofan
Working Paper 29, April 2013
(in Arabic)

My neighbour, my enemy: Inter-tribal violence in Jonglei,
Issue Brief 21, October 2012
(in Arabic)

Business as usual: Arms flows to Darfur 2009-12,
Issue Brief 20, September 2012
(in Arabic)

Forgotten Darfur: Old Tactics and New Players,
Working Paper 28, July 2012
(in Arabic)

Work in Progress: Security Force Development in South Sudan through February 2012,
Working Paper 27, June 2012
(in Arabic)

Reaching for the Gun: Arms Flows and Holdings in South Sudan,
Issue Brief 19, April 2012
(in Arabic)

Small Arms Survey

The Small Arms Survey is a global centre of excellence located at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. It serves as the principal international source of public information on all aspects of small arms and as a resource for governments, policy-makers, researchers, and activists. The project has an international staff with expertise in security studies, political science, international public policy, law, economics, development studies, conflict resolution, and sociology. The staff works closely with a worldwide network of researchers and partners.

The objectives of the Small Arms Survey are:

  • To serve as the principal international source of impartial and public information on all aspects of small arms and armed violence.
  • To act as a resource for governments, policy-makers, researchers, and activists in terms of information and research on small arms and armed violence issues.
  • To be an independent monitor of national and international governmental and non-governmental policy initiatives on small arms and armed violence.
  • To be an outlet for policy-relevant research on small arms and armed violence issues.
  • To act as a forum and clearinghouse for the sharing of information as well as the dissemination of best practice measures and initiatives dealing with small arms and armed violence issues.

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