International trade in small arms and light weapons.
Martin Langvandslien left PRIO in 2004. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Martin Langvandslien
Interests and experience
Languages spoken:
Norwegian and English
Working experience:
2000 - 2002: PRIO, Research Assistant at the Norwegian Initiative on Small Arms Transfer (NISAT) project
1999 - 2000: PRIO, Assistant to the Information Director
Education:
Cand. Philol. in history, University of Oslo, 2004
Cand.mag. (equivalent to B.A.) in Political Science, History of Ideas, History, University of Oslo, 1998.
Latest publications
Martin Langvandslien (2004)
Promising Restraint: The Carter Administration's Arms Transfers Policy
Promising Restraint: The Carter Administration's Arms Transfers Policy
Master thesis
Maria Haug et al. (2002)
Shining a Light on Small Arms Exports: The Record of State Transparency
Shining a Light on Small Arms Exports: The Record of State Transparency
NISAT/Small Arms Survey
Hilde Salvesen & Martin Langvandslien (2001)
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