UNODA Occasional Papers

The UNODA Occasional Papers series has been developed to give wider dissemination of input from expert panels and seminars sponsored by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA).

• No. 36, August 2020
  Conventional Ammunition Management: Developments and Challenges from COVID-19

• No. 35, April 2020
  Rethinking Unconstrained Military Spending

• No. 34, November 2019
  The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention: 20 Years of Saving Lives and Preventing Indiscriminate Harm

• No. 33, October 2019
  United Nations Efforts to Reduce Military Expenditures: A Historical Overview

• No. 32, October 2018
  The Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons on the Dark Web: A Study

• No. 31, December 2017
  Celebrating 15 Years of Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education

• No. 30, November 2017
  Perspectives on Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

• No. 29, October 2016
  Bringing Democracy to Disarmament: A Historical Perspective on the Special Sessions of the General Assembly Devoted to Disarmament

• No. 28, October 2016
  Rethinking General and Complete Disarmament in the Twenty-first Century

• No. 27, December 2015
  2015 Sessions of the Nuclear Discussion Forum

• No. 26, June 2014
  The New Zealand Lectures on Disarmament

• No. 25, December 2013
  The Gun-Free Zone—A Tool to Prevent and Reduce Armed Violence

• No. 24, December 2013
  Contrasting Perspectives on Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe: Understanding the Current Debates

• No. 23, March 2013
  The Impact of Poorly Regulated Arms Transfers on the Work of the United Nations

• No. 22, December 2012
  Options for the Further Strengthening of the NPT’s Review Process by 2015

• No. 21, December 2011
  Study on the Development of a Framework for Improving End-Use and End-User Control Systems

• No. 20, November 2010
  Promoting Further Openness and Transparancy in Military Matters

• No. 19, June 2010
  Cyberwarfare and its Impact on International Security

• No. 18, January 2010
  Ways to Strengthen the Field of Verification

• No. 17, October 2009
  Promoting the Universality of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons

• No. 16, March 2009
  Assessing the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms

• No. 15, March 2009
  Developing a Biological Incident Database

• No. 14, February 2009
  Conflict of Interests: Children and Guns in Zones of Instability

• No. 13, December 2007
  United Nations Seminar on Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1540 in Latin America and the Caribbean

• No. 12, May 2007
  United Nations Seminar on Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1540 in Africa

• No. 11, October 2006
  United Nations Seminar on Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1540 in Asia and the Pacific

• No. 10, March 2006
  Verifying Non-Proliferation & Disarmament Agreements Today

• No. 9, November 2004
  Symposium on the Relationship Between Disarmament and Development

• No. 8, October 2004
  Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Regimes

• No. 7, May 2003
  Disarmament in Conflict Prevention

• No. 6, October 2002
  A Disarmament Agenda for the 21st Century

• No. 5, October 2001
  Terrorism and Disarmament

• No. 4, September 2000
  Arms Control and Disarmament: A New Conceptual Approach

• No. 3, December 1999
  Symposium on nuclear doctrines

• No. 2, September 1999
  Missile development and its impact on global security

• No. 1, July 1999
  Towards a world free from nuclear weapons: Why South Africa gave up the nuclear option