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Guns in Latin America: Key Challenges from the Most Violent Region on Earth,the world’s homicides. These homicides are mostly concentrated in four countries: Brazil, Colombia, México, and Venezuela. The main objective of the chapter is to present a general overview of the problem of gun trafficking in Latin America and its relation to violence. More concretely, it aims to e

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Understanding the Flow of Illegal Weapons in Central America,riminal violence. Situated between the cocaine-producing countries of South America and consumers in North America, Central America has become a nexus for both drug traffickers and illicit weapons. Countries in the region are improving arms control institutions and regulations, largely inspired by t

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A Hidden Time Bomb? Policing Illegal Firearms in Europe,misuse in Europe and then to explore how these challenges might be most effectively addressed. A concern also includes the trafficking of firearms for illegal purposes into the UK. To do this, two separate, but related, aspects of the issue will be considered. In the first place our question concern

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Small Arms Proliferation Challenges and Solutions in South and Southeast Asia,ubregions, there are nevertheless shared challenges—and potentially shared solutions—in the national and international governance of small arms and light weapons. Specifically, this chapter first contextualizes these challenges by scoping the current state of armed conflicts, transnational security

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,“Gun Trafficking and Violence: From the Global Network to the Local Security Challenge” Final Remarsses the key challenges associated with gun violence and trafficking, which may be either specific to one region or shared among two or more regions. The chapter then considers the critical importance of concepts and definitions to the design of effective policy responses, arguing that the extent to

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The Global Small Arms Trade and Diversions at Transfer,cy, the proliferation of American small arms intended for the civilian market seems likely to get worse and become more global. As for former Soviet states, several illicit transfers have been documented that exemplify the weaknesses and challenges in the arms transfer process that lead to diversion