Arms Sales Monitoring Project
Arms Sales Monitoring Project
The security threats spawned by the global arms trade are among the most vexing problems confronting the world today. Sophisticated military technologies proliferate at an alarming rate as legitimate and black market arms dealers transfer weapons, and the capacity to produce those weapons, to an ever-growing list of clients. Deadly small arms and light weapons, which claim an estimated 500,000 lives a year, are easily smuggled across all but the most rigorously patrolled borders.
For over a decade, the Arms Sales Monitoring Project has addressed these threats by increasing transparency, accountability and restraint in the global arms trade. More specifically, we
* Provide timely, in-depth analysis on U.S. arms transfers and the international arms trade. This analysis takes various forms, including webpages, op-eds and articles, and full-length reports.
* Maintain the largest online collection of data and documents on U.S. arms exports and export policy. New documents - including previously unreleased documents obtained via freedom of information act requests - are added almost daily to the hundreds of documents already available. Our website is a one-stop shop for researchers, policymakers and concerned citizens.
* Serve as a resource for the media and policymakers, who often need quick answers to complex questions.
The security threats spawned by the global arms trade are among the most vexing problems confronting the world today. Sophisticated military technologies proliferate at an alarming rate as legitimate and black market arms dealers transfer weapons, and the capacity to produce those weapons, to an ever-growing list of clients. Deadly small arms and light weapons, which claim an estimated 500,000 lives a year, are easily smuggled across all but the most rigorously patrolled borders.
For over a decade, the Arms Sales Monitoring Project has addressed these threats by increasing transparency, accountability and restraint in the global arms trade. More specifically, we
* Provide timely, in-depth analysis on U.S. arms transfers and the international arms trade. This analysis takes various forms, including webpages, op-eds and articles, and full-length reports.
* Maintain the largest online collection of data and documents on U.S. arms exports and export policy. New documents - including previously unreleased documents obtained via freedom of information act requests - are added almost daily to the hundreds of documents already available. Our website is a one-stop shop for researchers, policymakers and concerned citizens.
* Serve as a resource for the media and policymakers, who often need quick answers to complex questions.
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