SIPRI publications
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China's Arctic Aspirations
SIPRI Policy Paper no. 34
China wants to be part of the Arctic order and, as a rising power, emphasizes the global implications of the Arctic’s melting ice. But China’s Arctic policies are still in a nascent stage of formulation. This Policy Paper represents the first comprehensive mapping of the agencies and individuals involved in the formulation of Arctic policies and an assessment of the motives underlying China’s Arctic activities.
SIPRI Yearbook
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The SIPRI Yearbook is known worldwide as an authoritative and independent source for politicians, diplomats, journalists and analysts seeking insight on issues of armaments and arms control, armed conflicts and conflict resolution, security arrangements and disarmament, as well as the most important longer-term trends in international security.
SIPRI monographs
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SIPRI monographs are the result of long-term, considered research and aim to set the standard for future research on their subject. They present findings and analysis reflecting the full spectrum of SIPRI research. Authors include both SIPRI researchers and respected academics and practitioners.
SIPRI Research Reports
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SIPRI Research Reports is a series of reports on urgent arms control and security subjects. The reports are concise and authoritative sources of information. SIPRI researchers and commissioned experts present new findings as well as easily accessible collections of official documents and data.
SIPRI Policy Papers
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SIPRI Policy Papers is a series of timely reports, with policy recommendations, on topical arms control and security issues.
SIPRI Insights
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SIPRI Insights on Peace and Security give brief overviews and research findings on recent developments in peace and security.
Other SIPRI publications
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In total, SIPRI has published over 300 books, reports, fact sheets, background papers and policy briefs since its first book appeared in 1969.
