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ABSTRACT
The post-Cold War saw the emergence of small arms control treaties as a major framework for promoting global peace and security. However, the implementation of some of these instruments
has to date proven ineffective and, thus, a central issue in scholarly
debates on Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) control. SALW continued
to flow to areas of conflict, and to non-state armed groups around the
world. Extant literature suggested that structural imbalance in
international configurations of power and the triumph of the market over
human rights and collective security on the side of states, and arms trafficking by non-state actors,
were key challenges to effective implementation of SALW control
policies. While these studies were important, the relationship to SALW
proliferation in the Niger Delta
has rarely attracted scholarly attention. This study, therefore,
addressed three key questions. Does the intersection of politics and
economics undermine the effective implementation of arms control
policies and engender SALW proliferation in the Niger Delta? How does
unlawful trafficking for economic and socio-political motivations by
non-state actors weaken the implementation of small arms control
policies and influence arms proliferation in the Niger Delta? Is there
any relationship between Nigeria’s
weak commitment to the implementation of the humanitarian goals of
international small arms control policies and SALW proliferation in the
Niger Delta? Adopting the qualitative case study research
method for data collection and interpretation, and situating the
analysis within theoretical framework of post-internationalism, it
argued that the political economy of small arms control premised on
material gains and state survival rather than human security engendered
arms proliferation in the Niger Delta. Consequently, the study
recommended that constructive engagement with the core arms supplier
states and other foreign powers by the Nigerian government is required to stem the proliferation of SALW in the Niger Delta.
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