Click the contents button below to download individual chapters. Contents Introduction. A world of risk 1. Euro-Atlantic security and institutions 2. Major armed conflicts Appendix 2A. Patterns of major armed conflicts, 1997–2006 Appendix 2B. Definitions, sources and methods for the conflict data Appendix 2C. Collective violence beyond the standard definition of armed conflict 3. Peacekeeping: keeping pace with changes in conflict Appendix 3A. Multilateral peace missions in 2006 4. Regional security cooperation in the former Soviet area 5. Democratic accountability of intelligence services 6. Energy and security: regional and global dimensions 7. Analysing risks to human lives 8. Military expenditure Appendix 8A. Tables of military expenditure Appendix 8B. NATO military expenditure by category Appendix 8C. Sources and methods for military expenditure data SIPRI Yearbook 2007 Appendix 8D. The reporting of military expenditure data 9. Arms production Appendix 9A. The 100 largest arms-producing companies, 2005 Appendix 9B. Major arms industry acquisitions, 2006 10. International arms transfers Appendix 10A. The suppliers and recipients of major conventional weapons Appendix 10B. Sources and methods for arms transfers data Appendix 10C. Towards an arms trade treaty? 11. Reducing risks by controlling possession and use of civil materials Appendix 11A. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540: non-proliferation by means of international legislation Appendix 11B. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540 12. Nuclear arms control and non-proliferation Appendix 12A. World nuclear forces, 2007 Appendix 12B. Nuclear explosions, 1945–2006 13. Chemical and biological weapon developments and arms control 14. Conventional arms control 15. Controls on security-related international transfers Annexes Appendix 12C. Fissile materials: global stocks, production and elimination Appendix 14A. Global efforts to control MANPADS Errata SIPRI Yearbook 2007, Summary in English Navigate Introduction. A world of risk ›
