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Military vs Social Spending

	You get what you pay for, WILPF brochure: http://www.wilpfinternational.org/PDF/EconomicJustice/YGWYPF.pdf Military Spending action toolkit: http://www.wilpfinternational.org/disarmament/military_spending_toolkit.html Action using Article 26 of UN Charter: http://www.wilpfinternational.org/disarmament/article26.html
	Arms Conversion for a Sustainable Society Power point presentation by Dr Stuart Parkinson, Executive Director, Scientists for Global Responsibility, UK. Nov. 2010. This is intended mainly for a UK audience but is relevant to many other countries too. The presentation will be published as an article in the Dec. edition of the SGR Newsletter. http://www.sgr.org.uk/resources/arms-conversion-sustainable-society-nov-2010
	Special issue on Arms Race in Northeast Asia -Asian Perspective, Vol. 33, No. 4 (Winter 2009) Read Here for the summary of the contents of this issue and for the full version of the magazine please go to: http://www.asianperspective.org/v33n4-abstract.html#b
	New Poster: The global economic crisis had little impact on world military spending in 2009 >>>Read More
	L'importanza dell'articolo 26 L'avvio imminente di un dibattito in seno al Consiglio di Sicurezza delle Nazioni Unite, “strengthening collective security and armament regulation”, che di fatto potrebbe riproporre ai propri membri l'applicazione dell'articolo 26 della Carta, porta ad alcune riflessioni. Sarà la volta buona che...? >>>READ MORE
	IPB deplores rise in military spending, urges investments to counter poverty & climate change Geneva, June 12, 2007. The International Peace Bureau (IPB) expressed profound concern at the announcement yesterday by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute ... > READ MORE
	World-Wide Data on Military Spending World Military spending has grown by leaps and bounds in 2009 Military Spending Projections 2006-2011 Table on World & Regional Military Expenditure, 1994-2003 15 Major Spenders 2004 Countries with Highest Military Spending in the World CIA List of Military Expenditures for All Countries as % of GDP Military Spending in the World Graphs on Military Spending SIPRI-Methodology for Comparison of Government Priorities SIPRI-The Reporting of Military Expenditure Data READ MORE
	Country-Specific Data on Military Spending Algeria Boosts Military Spending Australia Military Spending Rises 3 Percent Per Annum from Year 2000 Canada's Alarming Rise in Military Spending China Increases Military Spending More Than 14 Percent in 2006 India Raises Military Spending 7.2 Percent 2006-07 US Military Aid to Israel Japan Low Military Spending Underscores Dependence on US Russian Military Spending 2005-2006 Venezuela Wants Biggest Army in America Military Spending in Developing Countries Military Spending in OECDs READ MORE
	Data on US Military Spending US Military Spending vs the World Military Spending in the USA The Runaway US Military Budget US Spending Priorities Are Distorted US - 2007 Domestic Programs Take the Hit Where US Tax Dollars Go The US - What It Means to be Number 1 Highlights of 2007 Pentagon Spending Request Private Military Contractors by Alex Krauss READ MORE
	Military vs Social Spending Military Spending and Homelessness World Council of Churches - World Military Expenditures, Education & Health Missing the Mark - Rich Countries' Contribution to Universal Primary Education by 2015 Financing Education Military Spending vs the Rights of the Child READ MORE
	Human vs National Security Military Spending vs Human Security, PPT Notes by Elizabeth Skons Human Tide, the Real Migration Crisis - A Christian Aid Report Warfare or Welfare Ch 1 - The Human Security Concept, & a Critique Conflict Diamonds & Human Security in Sierra Leone READ MORE
	NGO Calls to Action Don't Spend Money on War - Use It for Peace Warfare or Welfare Ch 3 - Military Spending & the Costs of Militarism READ MORE

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