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		SIPRI YEARBOOK 2003 ARMAMENTS, DISARMAMENT AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ISBN 0-19-926570-4 847 pages £70.00 Published by Oxford University Press Available from August 2003
	The 34th edition of the SIPRI Yearbook analyses developments in 2002 in Security and conflicts Military spending and armaments Non-proliferation, arms control and disarmament with extensive annexes on arms control and disarmament agreements and a chronology of security- and arms control-related events. Studies in this volume the Euro-Atlantic system and global security the African Union major armed conflicts and multilateral peace missions the International Criminal Court Afghanistan and the new dynamics of intervention the nuclear stand-off between India and Pakistan the military and security dimensions of the European Union security sector reform and NATO and EU enlargement the processes of budgeting for the military sector in Africa the military sector in a changing context world military expenditure and arms production unmanned air vehicles and land-attack cruise missiles international arms transfers, and the financing factor in arms sales arms control in the new security environment nuclear arms control, non-proliferation and ballistic missile defence world nuclear forces and operational military satellites chemical and biological weapons developments and arms control conventional arms control in Europe landmines and destruction efforts supply-side measures the International Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation Essays Terrorism and the law: past and present international approaches The non-military threat spectrum The development and use of space-based systems Is deterrence dead? Weapons of mass disruption?
CONTENTS Introduction: Trends and challenges in international security 1. The Euro-Atlantic system and global security 2. Major armed conflicts 3. Multilateral peace missions 4. Afghanistan and the new dynamics of intervention: counter-terrorism and nation building 5. The nuclear confrontation in South Asia 6. The military and security dimensions of the European Union 7. Security sector reform and NATO and EU enlargement 8. The processes of budgeting for the military sector in Africa 9. The military sector in a changing context 10. Military expenditure 11. Arms production 12. New developments in unmanned air vehicles and land-attack cruise missiles 13. International arms transfers 14. Arms control in the new security environment 15. Nuclear arms control, non-proliferation and ballistic missile defence 16. Chemical and biological weapon developments and arms control 17. Conventional arms control in Europe 18. Supply-side measures Annex A. Arms control and disarmament agreements Annex B. Chronology 2002

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