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	World Military Spending On Rise After Sept 11 - 9/11 - Global Policy Forum
		SIPRI said: "The magnitude of the changes that are needed to protect nuclear material against terrorist attacks has not been widely appreciated.
		SIPRI researcher Shannon Kile told the conference the Kashmir conflict looked like "one of the most perilous situations" the international community had faced in a long time.
		SIPRI said there were 24 major armed conflicts in 22 locations in 2001, down from 25 conflicts in 23 locations the year before.
	www.globalpolicy.org /wtc/analysis/2002/0613military.htm (681 words)

	Russian Arms Exports - CDI Russia Weekly #262
		SIPRI expert Siemon Weseman admits that the evaluations of the institute, which are based on the number of "combat platforms" (planes, tanks, guns and other combat systems), do not reflect financial indicators of the arms exporters.
		SIPRI's evaluation of Russia's arms exports over 2002 - to the amount of $5.941 billion - is due to large quantities of warplanes Russia supplied abroad, says Konstantin Makiyenko, an expert with the Strategies and Technologies Analysis Center.
		As a result, according to SIPRI's rating, last year Israel's sum aggregate of the arms exports was only $178 million, while the Israeli defense ministry has already announced that Israel's volume of military exports reached $3 billion last year, mainly at the expense of marketing control systems.
	www.cdi.org /Russia/262-9.cfm (582 words)

	Middle East Online
		Some countries were seeing the benefits of cooperation and it was therefore "hasty to assume that the unilateral rather than the multilateral approach to wielding power will shape the globe's future," she said.
		SIPRI noted that there were several initiatives to limit the use and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, with a special emphasis on North Korean and Iranian nuclear programmes.
		In pre-war Iraq, SIPRI said that American and allied claims that the country possessed such weapons "were inaccurate and unsupported by the available evidence".
	www.middle-east-online.com /english?id=13693 (629 words)

	Sipri Year Book -1997
		Sipri (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) is a truly international assemblage of some of the most competent scholars who ceaselessly work on issues of armament, disarmament and international security.
		When I visited Sipri in 1995, I was amazed to see that nearly anything published anywhere on things 'military' could be found in the archives of Sipri Frosunda - which is located on a picturesque aquatic locale with shady and tall trees all round it.
		The activities of Sipri are overseen by a Convening Board and the Director who is a sitting member of the Board.
	www.defencejournal.com /nov98/sipri.htm (789 words)

	SIPRI History
		SIPRI was indeed committed by its Statutes to assess the consequences of world military developments for world security, not national security or NATO security.
		SIPRI’s first Statutes (1966) required it to recruit its researchers from different regions and from states with different political and economic systems–that is, there had to be researchers from the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe as well as from the United States and Western Europe.
		The choice of the arms trade for research also served to show that SIPRI was not exclusively concerned with the central confrontation between the two blocs: it was a matter of interest to Third World states–although of course it was linked to the global struggle between the two power blocs as well.
	about.sipri.se /history/History_yearbook.html (5944 words)

	Dispatch Online - Your premier Eastern Cape news site
		SIPRI said five countries - the US, Britain, France, Japan and China - accounted for almost two-thirds of the world's military spending, of which the US share alone was 47 percent of the total.
		SIPRI said: "The conflict against al-Qaeda, the conflict in Iraq and the conflict in Darfur, Sudan" were the only three conflicts less than 10 years old.
		SIPRI said intra-state conflicts were complex due to the diversity of warring parties, and fighting was often waged in remote areas, citing Darfur in western Sudan, as an example.
	www.dispatch.co.za /2005/06/08/Foreign/arms.html (651 words)

	South Asian Journal
		SIPRI estimates cover a reasonably broad definition of what constitutes defence expenditure, but in as much as these estimates too rely on published documents, the assumption must be that the SIPRI data is also not complete.
		SIPRI estimates of military outlays in the two South Asian countries during the 1990s provide a basis for comparison.
		Where data presented earlier have been either of official nature or of SIPRI estimates, the exercise here takes a larger sweep of all defence, para-military and related expenditure an aspect which is of particular importance to the nuclearisation of the two countries.
	www.southasianmedia.net /Magazine/Journal/indopak_defence.htm (4799 words)

	Swedish Institute Alexandria - The SIPRI Yearbook in Arabic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Alexandria inst - The SIPRI Yearbook in Arabic
		SIPRI was established in 1964 to commemorate the passage of a century and a half of unbroken peace in Sweden.
		Since SIPRI published its first Yearbook in 1969, it has become the most highly respected and widely used source for facts and analyses about arms race, disarmament, and armed conflicts.
	www.swedenabroad.com /pages/general.asp?id=26648&expand=5306 (385 words)

	Solport: Some Comment Needed
		SIPRI only felt confident in their information up to 1990.
		The years 1973-1990 were selected by SIPRI; the original source shows the sales by each year if you wish that level of detail.
		I would also like to point out that the SIPRI data was initially brought to my attention by the Dissident Frogman.
	www.solport.com /blog/000001.html (326 words)

	SIPRI military expenditure database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SIPRI military expenditure data are entirely based on open sources, and as much as possible on official data.
		The SIPRI definition of military expenditure is used as a guideline in the compilation of SIPRI data but is not always possible to apply.
		Contributions of military expenditure data, estimates and advice are gratefully acknowledged from the SIPRI Military expenditure network.
	first.sipri.org /non_first/result_milex.php?send (422 words)

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		Above all, it is generally agreed in Russia that the nuclear forces should have highest priority in the Russian defence posture to compensate for the absolute and relative weakening of the country's conventional capabilities, as an 'umbrella' for implementing military reform and as the only remaining heritage of the Soviet superpower status.
		It remains to be seen whether the funds devoted to these projects, which can destroy political confidence as well as deter conflict, will produce systems that contribute meaningfully to their security or simply signal desperation in the face of US technological accomplishment.
		In 1998 continued actual or suspected cases of the proliferation of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons in the absence of a comprehensive arms control and disarmament agenda raised the question of whether to respond using the threat or actual use of force, sanctions or technology denial.
	www.reliefweb.int /library/documents/sipri99.html (7342 words)

	Asia Times -
		SIPRI attributes this increase primarily to the US response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
		According to the SIPRI Yearbook, the United States now accounts for 43 percent of world military expenditure.
		The impact of increased military aid that the United States in particular is offering is also a factor, she said.
	www.atimes.com /atimes/Global_Economy/EF19Dj02.html (774 words)

	- SIPRI Internet
		New SIPRI Policy Paper on 'The Terrorist Threat and the Policy Response in Pakistan'
		The task of our Institute is to conduct research on questions of conflict and cooperation of importance for international peace and security, with the aim of contributing to an understanding of the conditions for peaceful solutions of international conflicts and for a stable peace.
		The SIPRI Yearbook 2005 was launched at a press conference in Stockholm at 12 noon on Tuesday, 7 June.
	www.sipri.org (167 words)

	Sipri Yearbook 1998
		It appears that Sipri which is mainly financed by the Swedish Parliament is also experiencing some financial problems.
		Hithertofore I used to get all their publications - and there are a number of these which are published in the form of research papers the year round - (both hard bound and paperbacks) gratis.
		The entire work is checked - and perhaps rechecked before it is published in the year book which I suppose is the centre-piece of all Sipri work - which as it is - is considered as one of the most authentic in the realm of security issues.
	www.defencejournal.com /apr99/sipri.htm (960 words)

	Iraq invasion may boost WMD acquisition: SIPRI -DAWN - International; 10 June, 2004
		Ms Bailes noted that the main justification for the invasion of Iraq, a supposed threat from WMD, "crumbled" later, undermining the credibility in general of efforts to ensure the non-proliferation of such weapons.
		The problems showed "that the challenges of post-war stabilization may be greater than those of war itself" and that the United States was "likely to need wider international support to achieve its objectives", SIPRI said.
		US arms outlays will continue to grow, SIPRI said, but the pace may slow as the pre-emptive war doctrine is challenged "on both ethical and international law grounds, as well as because of the large costs and dubious successes associated with it".
	www.dawn.com /2004/06/10/int3.htm (691 words)

	US supremacy drive unsettling for friends and foes alike: SIPRI -DAWN - International; June 18, 2003
		The end of the Cold War has seen the emergence of a system governed by power play, and pessimists see Washington’s policy of creating a unilateral world as contributing to overall instability, it said in its 2002 annual report.
		But SIPRI warned of the risks of the American approach of “conflating might and right”, saying that this is a safe strategy only for a state “that can be sure of its current supremacy in all dimensions and of keeping that supremacy indefinitely”.
		SIPRI noted that conflicts in Chechnya, Colombia, Nepal and that between Israel and the Palestinians intensified substantially during 2002, while those in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sri Lanka, Somalia and Sudan came close to achieving a resolution.—AFP
	www.dawn.com /2003/06/18/int6.htm (757 words)

	The Command Post - Iraq - The Facts Stand Alone
		In addition, SIPRI does not try to show which weapons are more effective.
		SIPRI calculated the dollar amount of all weapon transfers (in 1990 dollars).
		Again, the original SIPRI data has the differential sales on a year-by year basis (in spreadsheet-type format, not a bar chart).
	www.command-post.org /archives/002978.html (3748 words)

	Middle East Online
		The impact of the war - justified by the United States and its allies by the alleged existence of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) - on weapons proliferation and terrorism was difficult to assess but there was a risk it would increase demand for powerful weaponry, SIPRI said in its annual report.
		Bailes noted that the main justification for the war on Iraq, a supposed threat from WMD, "crumbled" later, undermining the credibility in general of efforts to ensure the non-proliferation of such weapons.
		The post-war problems showed "that the challenges of post-war stabilisation may be greater than those of war itself" and that the United States was "likely to need wider international support to achieve its objectives", SIPRI said.
	www.middle-east-online.com /english?id=10235 (509 words)

	Delayed Toxic Effects of Chemical Warfare Agents
		Stockholm International Peace Research Institute SIPRI is an independent institute for research into problems of peace and conflict, with particular attention to disarmament and arms regulation.
		It is neces-sary, however, to deal with various aspects of the observable effects of these poisons on man, since the SIPRI study, for obvious reasons, treats this topic only in a general way.
		The advent of binary weapon technology might also lead to a reappraisal of other highly toxic organophosphorus compounds, which only a few years ago were dismissed as potential CW agents because of their unsuitable properties—for example, poor transport and storage stability.
	www.idir.net /~krogers/sipri~1.html (9382 words)

	[02 May 2000] DC/2705 : HEADQUARTERS PANEL DISCUSSION HIGHLIGHTS ARMS CONTROL, DISARMAMENT AS PART OF COMPREHENSIVE ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Dr. Adam Daniel Rotfeld, Director of SIPRI, agreed with the Secretary- General that, after the end of the cold war, concern over nuclear weapons had seemed to drift from public consciousness.
		He went on to challenge the nuclear-weapon States to live up to their commitments under article VI provisions of the Treaty on the Non- Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and to demonstrate that commitment by modifying their security policy and operations in the direction of the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.
		Wayi Omitoogun, a SIPRI researcher, argued that Africa has not practised arms control for a variety of reasons, both historical and political.
	www.un.org /news/Press/docs/2000/20000502.dc2705.doc.html (445 words)

	WPI - Arms Trade Resource Center: Economics of Security Study Group
		This paper is based on the chapter on military expenditure in the SIPRI Yearbook 2003 and on subsequent research.
		Data on military expenditures encounter a number of problems, both in terms of validity—what is it that these data are an indicator of—and reliability—the extent to which they reflect the total and actual spending for military purposes.
		• Brazil is an interesting case, which we elaborate on in the SIPRI Yearbook 2004, because the cut in its military expenditure in 2003 was due not merely to economic constraints or default, but was the result also of a change in policy.
	www.worldpolicy.org /projects/arms/study/051104SG.html (5599 words)

	InfoSurance Links Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SIPRI's current research program centers on the following projects: the SIPRI Yearbook; Euro-Atlantic security arms control; armed conflict and conflict management; nonproliferation and export controls; chemical and biological warfare; military expenditure and arms production; arms transfers; and IT projects.
		SIPRI runs the International Relations and Security Trends (FIRST) database (www.isn.ethz.ch/first) as a joint project with the ISN.
		A selection of SIPRI publications is available in the ISN Publishing House.
	www.isn.ethz.ch /infosurance/index.cfm?Parent=1950 (253 words)

	DefenseNews.com - Global Military Spending Shoots past $1 Trillion - 06/07/05 09:19
		Military spending reached $1.035 trillion (841 billion euros) in 2004, or $162 for every inhabitant of the earth, up from $956 billion in 2003, it said in its annual report.
		Most are longstanding and only three — the conflict against al-Qaida, the conflict in Iraq and the conflict in Darfur — are less than 10 years old.
		SIPRI noted that there were several initiatives to limit the use and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, with a special emphasis on North Korean and Iranian nuclear programs.
	defensenews.com /story.php?F=897989&C=america (625 words)

	IANSA Job Openings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The SIPRI project on military expenditure was initiated in 1967 to monitor developments in military expenditure worldwide.
		The main sources of data used are national statistics and other official documents, including government reporting of data to international organizations and directly to SIPRI in response to the SIPRI questionnaire on military expenditure.
		The SIPRI project on military expenditure invites applications for the position of research assistant with responsibility for work on military expenditure for countries in Latin America and Asia.
	www.iansa.org /jobs/sipri040603.htm (446 words)

	U.S. Military Budget Heading Towards Cold War Levels
		The world spent $784 billion on arms last year, a sharp acceleration from $741 billion the previous year, the SIPRI report says.
		SIPRI attributes this increase primarily to the U.S. response to the terrorist attacks of September 2001.
		In 2001 the Middle East spent 6.3 percent of GDP on the military compared to a global average of 2.3 percent.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines03/0618-01.htm (939 words)

	Related Links: The Econonmics of Civil War, Crime, and Violence
		SIPRI conducts research on questions of conflict and cooperation.
		The SIPRI Yearbook is a leading source on military expenditure and arms transfers.
		Many of SIPRI’s datasets may be downloaded from their website.
	www.worldbank.org /research/conflict/links.htm (1374 words)

	Yorkshire CND - The US rules in space, at risk of arms race: SIPRI - 13/6/02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Although commercial satellite imagery provides capabilities that are almost trivial compared to those of advanced US systems, these capabilities are "revolutionary" compared to what was available only a decade ago.
		The "weaponization" of outer space has reappeared on the arms agenda, SIPRI said, noting the United States' quest for "full-spectrum dominance" -- the ability to dominate space and deny its use to other countries -- which has led to growing concerns of a destabilizing arms race.
		In May, US President George Bush and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin signed a nuclear disarmament treaty committing each side to cut its arsenals by two-thirds to fewer than 2,200 warheads over the next decade.
	cndyorks.gn.apc.org /yspace/articles/sipriconcern.htm (306 words)

	Ian Anthony
		The SIPRI export control project seeks to raise the quality of information and awareness of the current state of national export control systems in Europe.
		In 1992—98 he was Leader of the SIPRI Arms Transfers Project.
		His most recent publication for SIPRI is A Future Arms Control Agenda: Proceedings of Nobel Symposium 118, 1999 (2001), for which he is co-editor (with Adam Daniel Rotfeld).
	www.sgpproject.org /experts/ian_anthony.html (118 words)

	Educational Module on CBW: introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Free University Brussels, VUB) and the International Relations and Security Network (ISN) welcome you to their Educational Module on Chemical and Biological Weapons (CBW) Non-proliferation.
		Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, it is prohibited to distribute any part of this service over any network, including a local area network, or sell or offer it for sale.
		The authors wish to thank Jetta Gilligan-Borg (SIPRI) for editorial assistance; Patrick Dumont for the cartoons; Marek Suchecki and Bram Dumolin and Allied Consultants for technical development and programming.
	cbw.sipri.se /copyright.html (267 words)

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