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장별요약
Introduction. A world of risk
Chapter 1. Euro-Atlantic security and institutions
Chapter 2. Major armed conflicts
Chapter 3. Peacekeeping: keeping pace with changes in conflict
Chapter 4. Regional security cooperation in the former Soviet area
Chapter 5. Democratic accountability of intelligence services
Chapter 6. Energy and security: regional and global dimensions
Chapter 7. Analysing risks to human lives
Chapter 8. Military expenditure
Chapter 9. Arms production
Chapter 10. International arms transfers
Chapter 11. Reducing risks by controlling possession and use of civil materials
Chapter 12. Nuclear arms control and non-proliferation
Chapter 13. Chemical and biological weapon developments and arms control
Chapter 14. Conventional arms control
Chapter 15. Controls on security-related international transfers
Annex A. Arms control and disarmament agreements
Annex B. Chronology 2006
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Introduction to SIPRI Yearbook 2007
The EU, NATO and Russia: trends and tensions
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Developments in military expenditure
Recent developments in nuclear forces: decisions by the USA, Russia, the UK, France and China
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Response to "The EU, NATO and Russia: trends and tensions"
By Alyson J. K. Bailes
