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Disarmament Forum
Tackling Illicit Brokering

2009 no. 3
Correction: Peter Danssaert and Brian Johnson-Thomas, “Illicit Brokering of SALW in Europe: Lacunae in Eastern European Arms Control and Verification Regimes” in Disarmament Forum no. 3, 2009.
It has been brought to our attention that data provided by an official source of the Government of Montenegro referred to in the above-mentioned article contained a translation error. Page 38 of the article refers to the export of M72 mines. We have learned since publication that the source document had incorrectly translated “mortars” as “mines”. Therefore the authors hereby retract statements concerning the Mine Ban Treaty. The version of the article that is available online has been corrected.

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Contents
	title	author(s)
	Editor's note	Vignard, K
	Special comment	Yu, M.-H.
	International initiatives to prevent illicit brokering of arms and related materials	Wood, B.
	Curbing illicit brokering in WMD-related items: solutions in the making	Merrell Wetterwik, A.-C.
	Arms brokering control in the Americas	Vranckx, A.
	Illicit brokering of SALW in Europe: lacunae in Eastern European arms control and verification regimes	Danssaert, P. & Johnson-Thomas, B.
	The regulation of arms brokering in Southern Africa	Lamb, G.
	UNIDIR focus	UNIDIR

Select related work at UNIDIR
	Books :
			Developing a Mechanism to Prevent Illicit Brokering in Small Arms and Light Weapons—Scope and Implications
	Activities :
			Combating illicit brokering
			Reinforcing disarmament: combating illicit trade in weapons and materials—actors, synergies, challenges
			Addressing Illicit Brokering Activities: Issues and Control

Bibliographic information
United Nations
58 p.
English
ISSN: 1020-7287