The World Peace Foundation’s program, Revitalizing Debate on the Arms Trade (RDAT), seeks to invigorate debate and policy about the arms trade through integrating the trade into other areas of policy, research, and activism.

In this panel, we explore initial RDAT findings from the following speakers:

Nico Edwards – ESRC-funded International Relations PhD student at University of Sussex, and active volunteer at Youth Fusion and Scientists for Global Responsibility Emma Soubrier – Director of the PRISME initiative and Associate Researcher at the Institute for Peace and Development at the Université Côte d’Azur (Nice, France) Ruth Rhode – Founder and Programme Manager at the Corruption Tracker and Researcher and Project Coordinator at Shadow World Investigations UK Sam Perlo-Freeman – Research Coordinator at Campaign Against Arms Trade and an Associate Researcher at the World Peace Foundation

Moderator: B. Arneson – Director of the Global Arms Trade and Corruption program at the World Peace Foundation and Research Coordinator at the Corruption Tracker