Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200C | 01 | New Peacemakers | 20000919 | 20000924 | Six-part series on modern warfare and the consequences for global peace. In the first of two programmes, Edward Stourton visits Angola after 25 years of civil war to examine the impact of the multinational oil companies and the International Monetary Fund. |
| 200C | 01 | New Peacemakers | 20000919 | 20000924 | Six-part series on modern warfare and the consequences for global peace. In the first of two programmes, Edward Stourton visits Angola after 25 years of civil war to examine the impact of the multinational oil companies and the International Monetary Fund. |
| 200C | 02 | New Peacemakers | 20000926 | 20001001 | Six-part series on modern warfare and the consequences for global peace. In the second of two programmes, Edward Stourton looks at two war-torn parts of the world, Sierra Leone and the Balkans. He considers what new instruments might be deployed there in the fight for peace. |
| 200C | 02 | The Plague Makers | 20000829 | 20000903 | In two programmes, Gerry Northam reports on modern warfare. 2: `The Plague Makers'. Northam investigates the threat of a new generation of biological weapons. |
| 200C | 03 | The Arms Trade | 20000905 | 20000910 | Richard Watson investigates the illcit trade in weaponry and the legal loopholes which allow the trade to flourish. |
| 200C | 04 | The Arms Trade | 20000912 | 20000917 | UN arms embargoes are designed to choke off weapon supplies to the world's bloodiest conflicts. Richard Watson concludes a two-part series by investigating why these international controls are often so ineffective. |