Peace, Development, Human Rights and Gender Equality: The Story of My Life
The second SIPRI Lecture was held on 27 May 2019 in the presence of His Majesty Carl XVI Gustaf and Her Majesty Queen Silvia.
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White Book of the Civil Society for Peace and Security in Mali
This White Book for Peace and Security is the Malian civil society's contribution to (inter)national security and development strategies in Mali. It seeks to bring forward the perspectives of local populations in the design and implementation of these strategies.
Managing Complexity: Addressing Societal Security Challenges in the Baltic Sea Region
More than 150 policymakers, researchers and practitioners gathered at Fotografiska in Stockholm on 11–12 June 2018 for the international conference ‘Managing complexity: Addressing societal security challenges in the Baltic Sea region’ co-hosted by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Sweden. The conference discussed strategies for protecting the safety of people and building effective resilience in the face of various contingencies, ranging from climate change to terrorism and major infrastructural disruption.
Is the World on the Road to Peace or War?
The inaugural SIPRI Lecture was held in May 2018 on the theme ‘Is the world on the road to peace or war?’. The lecture honoured HE Dr Hans Blix and his lifelong career of distinguished public service dedicated to peace, disarmament, non-proliferation and conflict resolution.
African Directions: Towards an Equitable Partnership in Peace Operations
This report seeks to outline pathways to improve future collaboration between African and external actors on peace operations in Africa, and to strengthen their mutual understanding.
Reflections on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), consisting of a brief eleven articles covering five pages, is the world’s pre-eminent multilaterally negotiated nuclear arms control treaty. Except for the United Nations Charter, the NPT has the largest number of states parties—India, Israel and Pakistan continue to defy the international nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament norms established through consensus by refusing to accede to the Treaty, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) is the sole instance of a state party withdr
Counterproliferation-related Information Sources for the Transport Sector
The SIPRI Good Practice Guides on the transport sector as counterproliferation partner have been developed to support partnerships between the transport sector and government authorities to counter proliferation and to implement proliferation-related United Nations Security Council resolutions. The series identifies and explores various aspects of the transport sector as a counterproliferation partner, with the aim of strengthening the sector’s contribution in this area.
The Role of Transit and Trans-shipment in Counterproliferation Efforts
The SIPRI Good Practice Guides on the transport sector as counterproliferation partner have been developed to support partnerships between the transport sector and government authorities to counter proliferation and to implement proliferation-related United Nations Security Council resolutions. The series identifies and explores various aspects of the transport sector as a counterproliferation partner, with the aim of strengthening the sector’s contribution in this area.
Export Control Compliance and the Transport Sector: Lessons for Internal Compliance Programmes
The SIPRI Good Practice Guides on the transport sector as counterproliferation partner have been developed to support partnerships between the transport sector and government authorities to counter proliferation and to implement proliferation-related United Nations Security Council resolutions. The series identifies and explores various aspects of the transport sector as a counterproliferation partner, with the aim of strengthening the sector’s contribution in this area.
Counterproliferation Good Practice for Freight Forwarders
The SIPRI Good Practice Guides on the transport sector as counterproliferation partner have been developed to support partnerships between the transport sector and government authorities to counter proliferation and to implement proliferation-related United Nations Security Council resolutions. The series identifies and explores various aspects of the transport sector as a counterproliferation partner, with the aim of strengthening the sector’s contribution in this area.