Thomas Jackson left PRIO in 2007. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Thomas Jackson
Researcher, NISAT
Email: thomas@prio.no
Work phone: 22 54 77 60
Working experience:
2004-2005
Project Officer,
Balkans, Western CIS and Caucasus team,
Saferworld, London, UK
2001-2002
Assistant Language Teacher (JET programme),
Tochigi, Japan
1999-2001
Assistant to the Press Officer
Japanese Embassy, London
Education:
MA Central and South East European Studies,
School of Slavonic and East European Studies, UCL, London
BA Politics,
University of Sheffield
Latest publications
All publications
Dataset of International Transfers of Small Arms and Light Weapons
Report - Other
Weapons Acquisition by Armed Groups in the Sudan Conflict Complex – A Review of Open Sources
Report - Other
Counting Guns - The NISAT Datasets on Small Arms Trade
Conference Paper
Annual Progress Report for COST Action A25 European Small Arms and the Perpetutation of Violence
Report - Other
Guns and Deaths: A Critical Review
Book Chapter in Small Arms, Crime and Conflict Global Governance and the Threat of Armed Violence
From Under Their Noses: Rebel Groups’ Arms Acquisition and the Importance of Leakages from State Stockpiles
Journal Article in International Studies Perspectives
Tools of the torturer? Small arms imports and repression of human rights, 1992–2004
Journal Article in The International Journal of Human Rights
Does Globalization Profit the Small Arms Bazaar?
Journal Article in International Interactions
Causes and Costs of Gun Violence: A Critical Evaluation
Conference Paper
Death Wish? Globalization and the Proliferation of Small Arms, 1992–2003
Conference Paper
Latest news
Small Arms and Development
The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, in collaboration with the NISAT Coalition, is holding an expert seminar on “Integrating Development Component into the UN Program of Action Process”.
Launch of report on small arms
Norwegian Church Aid and the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO) will launch the report: Who takes the bullet? – The impact of small arms violence.
Current projects
Norwegian Initiative on Small Arms Transfers (NISAT)
