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                                Markus Bayer
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                                Rolf Alberth
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                                Stella Hauk
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                                Max Mutschler
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                    <title>Global Militarisation Index: Presentation, Codebook and reflexion</title>
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                    <description xml:lang="/SystemData/Languages/English" descriptionType="Abstract">Measuring militarisation is complex. Since 2003 and retrospectively up to&amp;nbsp;1990, BICC has been measuring militarisation worldwide with the Global&amp;nbsp;Militarisation Index (GMI). The GMI’s approach is resource-based and measures the level of militarisation of a society by its allocation of resources by the&amp;nbsp;state to the military in relation with other areas of society. By measuring the&amp;nbsp;level of militarisation and the resulting time series annually, processes of militarisation or demilitarisation of societies and regions can be mapped.&amp;nbsp;

In this Working Paper, for the first time, the authors present the Codebook&amp;nbsp;which underpins the GMI. They also discuss the current methodology and&amp;nbsp;possible additions in view of the changing framework conditions and new data&amp;nbsp;sources. In particular, they discuss the inclusion of novel weapons systems but&amp;nbsp;also the vision of a multi-dimensional concept of militarisation.
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