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Small Arms, Crime and Conflict - Global Governance and the Threat of Armed Violence (Hardcover)
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Small Arms, Crime and Conflict - Global Governance and the Threat of Armed Violence (Hardcover)
Series: Routledge Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution
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This book focuses on the use of small arms in violence and attempts
by the state to govern the use and acquisition of these weapons. It
is likely that hundreds of thousands of people are killed every
year as a result of armed violence - in contexts ranging from war
zones to domestic violence. This edited volume examines why these
deaths occur, the role of guns and other weapons, and how
governance can be used to reduce and prevent those deaths. Drawing
on a variety of disciplines, ranging from anthropology through
economics to peace and security studies, the book's main concern
throughout is that of human security - the causes and means of
prevention of armed violence. The first part of the book concerns
warfare, the second armed violence and crime, and the last
governance of arms and their (mis)-use. The concluding chapter
builds on the contributors' key findings and suggests priorities
for future research, with the aim of forming a coherent narrative
which examines what we know, why armed violence occurs, and what
can be done to reduce it. This book will be of much interest to
students of small arms, security studies, global governance, peace
and conflict studies, and IR.
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