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040			_aSipr
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100	1		_aBromley, Mark
245	1	0	_aReporting on conventional arms transfers and transfer controls : _h[electronic resource] _bimproving coordination and increasing engagement / _cMark Bromley and José Francisco Alvarado Cóbar
260			_aSolna : _bSIPRI, _c2020
300			_a42 s.
500			_aE-book
500			_a"August 2020".
500			_aSIP2023
500			_aSince the early 1990s a range of international and regional reporting instruments on arms transfers and arms transfer controls have been created. The data they generate helps to identify trends in armaments and gaps in states’ controls and informs debates about how to increase oversight and restraint. However, as the number of instruments has increased, the level of participation in many of them has fallen.
500			_aThis paper presents a comprehensive analysis of reporting levels broken down by region and income category. It shows that, while reporting rates have fallen for most instruments, they have increased for some and the overall willingness of states to share information remains steady. The authors complement this analysis with an overview of the challenges that states face when compiling reports and efforts made to boost national capacities. They then propose ways to reverse declines in reporting rates, including by increasing coordination between the secretariats responsible for managing these instruments.
538			_aPDF
650		4	_asmall arms _xconventional weapons _xmonitoring _xATT _xarms trade register _xarsm transfers _xUN _xexport control
653			_aUNROCA
700	1		_aAlvarado Cóbar, José Francisco
710	2		_aSIPRI
852			_hFri e-publikation
856	4	0	_uhttps://www.sipri.org/publications/2020/other-publications/reporting-conventional-arms-transfers-and-transfer-controls-improving-coordination-and-increasing
942			_cEPER