- Geografi ; natur og
klima ; demografi ;
historie ; krige ; kultur ; kunst ; film
; musik ; politik ;
politiske partier ; forsvar ; kernevåben ;
atomvåbenforsøg ;
fredsbevægelser ; religion ;
sociale forhold ; uddannelse og økonomi.
- Geography; Nature and climate; Demography; History; Wars;
Culture ; Art; Film; Music; Politics; Political parties ; Defense;
Nuclear weapons; Nuclear weapons tests; Peace movements; Religion;
Social conditions ; Education and Economics.
- Géographie; Nature et climat; Démographie;
Guerres; Histoire; Culture ; La musique; Politique; Partis
politiques ; La défense; Armes nucléaires ; Tests
d'armes nucléaires; Services de renseignement ; Mouvements
de paix; Religion; Conditions sociales ; Éducation;
Économie et commerce des armes
-
Kinas våbenhandel
- Kinesiske, Kinas våbenfabrikker, våbenhandel og våbentransporter: / Weapon Factories,
arms trade and -transport / Les fabriques d'armes, le commerce des
armes et de transport / Las fábricas de armas,
tráfico de armas y -transporte / Waffenfabriken,
Waffenhandel und Verkehr:
- Militærudgifter
/ Military, expenditure
Trends in World Military Expenditure, 2014. / : Sam Perlo-Freeman,
et al. SIPRI Fact Sheet, 2015
- Kina har et kommunistisk etpartisystem siden 1949.
- China has a communist one-party system since 1949.
- Human Rights in Countries of Concern.
Human Rights and Democracy: The 2014 Foreign & Commonwealth
Office Report Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs.
- London: Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 2015.
- Fabrikker:
- Handel:
- Composite
table of Member States that reported in 2011 to the United Nations
Register of Conventional Arms. / : United Nations Disarmament
Yearbook 2011: Part II. Annex I.
- Våbeneksport til
Afghanistan, Albanien, Algeriet,
Angola, Armenien, Bangladesh,
Belize, Bolivia, Bosnien-Hercegovina, Burundi,
Cambodia, Cameroun, Republikken Congo, Den demokratiske republik Congo, Djibouti, De
forenede arabiske emirater,
Gabon, Gambia, Ghana,
Hviderusland, Indonesien, Iran,
Kenya, Kuwait, Malaysia, Myanmar
/ Burma ; Namibia, Oman,
Pakistan, Peru, Seychellerne, Sri
Lanka, Sudan, Tchad,
Tunesien, Venezuela, Uganda,
Zambia, Østrig og Østtimor.
- Eksport af konventerede våben
/ Export of converted weapons
- Import af våben, ifølge SIPRIs Arms Transfers Database
og China's Arms Acquisitions from
Abroad, fra Canada, Danmark,
Egypten, Frankrig, Israel,
Italien, Japan, Norge,
Rusland, Schweiz, Sovjetunionen,
Storbritannien, Tyskland,
Ukraine, Vesttyskland og
USA.
- Den tidlige danske våbeneksport er bl.a. dokumenteret
i:
/ The early Danish arms exports is documented in:
/ Les premières exportations d'armes danoises est
documentée dans:
/ Las primeras exportaciones de armas daneses se documenta en:
/ Die frühen dänischen Waffenexporte ist dokumentiert
in:
Rustningsindustri og krigsforskning i Danmark
/ Armaments Industry and war research in Denmark.
/ : De Danske Vietnamkomiteers Dokumentationsgruppe
/ The Danish Vietnam committees Documentation Group.
Demos, 1973 ; 1978. Specielt s. 15.
- Transport
- Bekendtgørelse om
transport af våben mv. mellem tredjelande:
I medfør af våbenlovens § 7 a, stk. 1 og 4, og
§ 10, stk. 3, jf. lovbekendtgørelse nr. 704 af 22. juni
2009, samt BEK nr 177 af 02/03/2011, fastsættes
følgende:
§ 1. Det er forbudt at transportere de i stk. 2 nævnte
våben mv. mellem tredjelande, når transporten sker til
et af følgende lande: Kina.
- Se også:
- Se tillige: Våbenhandel i:
Afghanistan ; Andorra ; Antigua & Barbuda ; Argentina ;
Australien ; Aserbajdsjan ; Bahamaøerne ; Bahrain ;
Barbados ; Belgien ; Benin ;
Bhutan ; Botswana ; Brasilien ;
Brunei Darussalam ; Bulgarien ;
Burkina Faso ; Den centralafrikanske republik ; Chile ;
Colombia ; Comorerne ; Costa Rica ;
Cuba ; Cypern ; Dominica ; Den
dominikanske republik ; Ecuador
; El Salvador ; Elfenbenskysten ; Eritrea ;
Estland ; Etiopien ; Fiji ;
Filippinerne ; Finland ; Færøerne ; Georgien ;
Grenada ; Grækenland ; Grønland ; Guatemala ;
Guinea ; Guinea-Bissau ; Guyana ;
Haiti ; Holland ; Honduras ;
Indien ; Irak ; Irland ;
Island ; Jamaica ; Jordan ; Kap Verde ;
Kazakstan ;
Kirgisistan ; Kiribati ; Kosovo ; Kroatien ; Laos ;
Lesotho ; Letland ; Libanon ;
Liberia ; Libyen ; Liechtenstein ;
Litauen ; Luxembourg ; Madagaskar ;
Makedonien ; Malawi ; Maldiverne ;
Mali ; Malta ; Marokko ;
Marshalløerne ;
Mauretanien ; Mauritius ; Mexico ;
Mikronesien ; Moldova ; Monaco ;
Mongoliet ; Montenegro ; Mozambique ; Nauru ; Nepal
; New Zealand ; Nicaragua ;
Niger ; Nigeria ; Nordkorea ;
Palau ; Palæstina ; Panama ;
Papua Ny Guinea ; Paraguay ; Polen ;
Portugal ; Qatar ; Rumænien ;
Rwanda ; Saint Kitts & Nevis
; Saint Lucia ; Saint Vincent & Grenadinerne ; Salomonøerne ; Samoa ; San
Marino ; Sao Tomé &
Principe ; Saudi-Arabien ; Senegal ;
Serbien ; Sierra Leone ; Singapore ;
Slovakiet ; Slovenien ; Somalia ;
Spanien ; Surinam ; Sverige ;
Swaziland ; Sydafrika ; Sydkorea ;
Sydsudan ; Syrien ; Tadjikistan ;
Taiwan ; Tanzania ; Thailand ;
Tjekkiet ; Togo ; Tonga ; Trinidad
og Tobago ; Turkmenistan ; Tuvalu ;
Tyrkiet ; Ungarn ; Uruguay ;
Usbekistan ; Vanuatu ; Vatikanstaten ;
Vietnam ; Yemen ; Zambia ;
Zimbabwe og Ækvatorial
Guinea.
-
- CRS: Conventional Arms
Transfers to Developing Nations, 2007-2014. / : Catherine A.
Theohary, 2015.
- CRS: China and Proliferation
of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Missiles: Policy Issues. / :
Shirley A. Kan. November 7, 2012. - 35 s.
'Congress has long been concerned about whether U.S. policy
advances the national interest in reducing the role of the
People’s Republic of China (PRC) in the proliferation of
weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and missiles that could deliver
them. Recipients of China’s technology reportedly include
Pakistan and countries said by the State Department to have
supported terrorism, such as Iran. This CRS Report, updated as
warranted, discusses the security problem of China’s role in
weapons proliferation and issues related to the U.S. policy
response since the mid- 1990s. China has taken some steps to
mollify U.S. and other foreign concerns about its role in weapons
proliferation. Nonetheless, supplies from China have aggravated
trends that result in ambiguous technical aid, more indigenous
capabilities, longer-range missiles, and secondary (retransferred)
proliferation. According to unclassified intelligence reports
submitted as required to Congress, China has been a “key
supplier” of technology, particularly PRC entities providing
nuclear and missile-related technology to Pakistan and
missile-related technology to Iran.'
- China's Military Agreements with Argentina: A Potential
New Phase in China-Latin America Defense Relations. / : Jordan
Wilson. U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission,
2015.
- Amnesty International: Afghanistan: Arms Proliferation fuels
further abuse, 2008.
-
https://www.amnesty.ie/news/afghanistan-arms-proliferation-fuels-further-abuse
- Amnesty International: Sudan: No End To Violence In Darfur :
Arms Supplies Continue Despite Ongoing Human Rights Violations,
2012.
- Appendix 1. Chinese imports and licensed production of major
conventional weapons, 1950–93. / : Gill Bates and Kim Taeho.
In: China’s Arms Acquisitions from Abroad: A Quest for
‘Superb and Secret Weapons’ Oxford University Press,
1995. ; SIPRI Research Report No. 11)
- Israel
and the drone wars : Examining Israel's production, use and
proliferation of UAVs. / : Mary Dobbing and Chris Cole
Drone Wars UK, 2014.
-
https://dronewarsuk.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/israel-and-the-drone-wars.pdf
- Report of the Panel of
Experts on the Sudan established pursuant to resolution 1591
2005, published 8 March 2011 S/2011/111. 71 s.
- Tear gassing by remote
control: The development and promotion of remotely operated
means of delivering or dispersing riot control agents. / : Michael
Crowley. - London : The Remote Control project, 2015.
-
http://remotecontrolproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Tear-Gassing-By-Remote-Control-
Report.pdf
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