Documents relating to the development of international law regarding conventional weapons, advocacy on behalf of these treaties, and adherence to the provisions within the treaties.
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Submissions from 2016
Emerging Patterns of ERW Injuries in Laos, Stacey Pizzino, Colette McInerney, and Jo Durham
Combating Subterranean Terror, Her Majesty Queen Noor
A Primer on Explosive Remnants of War, Daniele Ressler
Transition and National Capacity After Article 5 Compliance, Hans Risser and Christian Ruge
Animal Casualties of the Underground War, Adam M. Roberts and Kevin Stewart
The Effects of Landmines on Women in the Middle East, Mary Ruberry
Landmine Victim Assistance and Government Legal Obligation, Ken Rutherford
Use of Landmines in Azerbaijan and its Consequences, Hafiz Safikhanov
The Quantification of Safety and Risk: A Critical Review, Peter Schoeck
From the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean: The World’s Largest Mine Field?, JJ Scott
The Killer Toy, Bounpheng Sisawath
Armed Non-state Actors: Their Contribution to Solving the Landmine Problem, Anki Sjöberg
Armed Non-state Actors: The Main Users of the “Poor Man’s Weapon”, Anki Sjöberg
IMAS and PPE Requirements, Andy Smith
Myths, Mines and Ground Clearance, Andy Smith
What Use is a Database of Demining Accidents?, Andy Smith
Educating the United States: Landmines In and Out of the Classroom, Susanna Sprinkel
Upsetting Lives: The Public Health Impact of Landmines in Africa, Sarah Taylor
The Human Face of EOD, Howard M. Thompson
Mine Action and Development, Earl Turcotte
Mine Action and the Millennium Development Goals, Filip Van Der Linden
The United Nations and Humanitarian Mine Action, Stephane Vigie
Mobile Data Collection: Interoperability Through New Architecture, Elizabeth Vinek, Sulaiman Mukahhal, and Olivier Cottray
An Alternative Perspective on Landmines and Vulnerable Populations, Shelby Weitzel
Response to Bob Keeley’s Letter to the Journal of Mine Action, Daniel Wolf and Steven Barmazel
The Necessity of Implementing a Public-Health Approach to Humanitarian Demining, Daniel Wolf and Steven Barmazel
Submissions from 2015
Will Oslo be the Next Ottawa? The Cluster-munitions Debate, Jeff Abramson
Integrating ERW Programs: The Case for Consolidating CWD Activities, Mark Adams
Norwegian People's Aid Partnership Policy, Norwegian People's Aid
Norwegian People's Aid Weapons Policy, Norwegian People's Aid
Thailand and Compliance with the APMBC: Mission Impossible... Or a Feasible Task?, Håvard Bach
Time to Steady the Pendulum, Eddie Banks
Amending the Ottawa Convention: A Way Forward, Dennis Barlow
Poland Ratifies the APMBC, News Brief
Republic of the Congo Is Mine-free, News Brief
Mine Action Development Funding in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Michael Carrier and John Powell
Preparing for Humanitarian Demining in Post-conflict Colombia, Carl Case
Mine-clearance Activities and ANSA Participation: An Analysis, Sadi Caysi
Increasing Female Voices in Mine-action Planning and Prioritization, Catherine Cecil and Kristen Rasmussen
Strengthening the Demining Sector Response to HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa, Martin Chitsama
Landmine Monitor 2015, International Campaign to Ban Landmines -. Cluster Munition Coalition
14th Meeting of the States Parties to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (2015), Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention
Mine-action Funding: GICHD Survey of Donor Countries, Jean Devlin and Sharmala Naidoo
Cluster Munitions: Should They be Banned?, Henry Dowlen, MD
Gender Issue: An Example from Lao PDR, Jo Durham
An Impact Assessment of the Armed Violence Reduction Project in North Western Kenya, Michelle Engels
Letter to the Editor, Tamar Gabelnick
The Article 5 Extension Request Process, Tamar Gabelnick
We Can Only Be “Mine-Safe” When We Are “Mine-Free”, Tamar Gabelnick
Linking Mine Action and Development: Local-level Benefits and Challenges, Russell Gasser
Change is the Only Constant, Zlatko Gegic
Franco-Mines: A French-language Forum for Mine Action and Other Explosive Devices, Manuel Gonzal
Information Quality Management in Mine Action, Armen Harutyunyan
Gender & Diversity in Contracting and Grants Management, Geneva International Center for Humanitarian Demining and Gender in Mine Action
National Capacities and Residual Contamination | Nepal, Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining
Gender & Diversity in Mine Action Quality Management, Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining and Gender in Mine Action
Buy a Schonstedt, Save a Life, CISR JOURNAL
Cluster Munitions: The Ban Process, CISR JOURNAL
DPKO Practices in Gender Mainstreaming, CISR JOURNAL
Female and Integrated Demining Teams: Past, Present and Future, CISR JOURNAL
Gender in the Mine-action Community, CISR JOURNAL
Gender Stigma and ERW Injuries, CISR JOURNAL
Non-state Actors and Mine Action: Complications and Solutions, CISR JOURNAL
NPA’s All-female Demining Team in Sudan, CISR JOURNAL
Special Report: The Looming Ottawa Deadlines, CISR JOURNAL
United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs, CISR JOURNAL
Demining and the Environment: A Primer, CISR JOURNAL and Anthony Morin
IEDs and Their Impact on Mine Action, Adrian King
The Growing Threat to Humanitarian Operations, Adrian King
Kurdish Landmine Plight Across and Along the Borders, Armin Köhli
The Looming Ottawa Deadlines: The Case of Mozambique, Maria Isabel Macedo dos Santos
Has the CCM Accommodated Gender?, Dalila Mahdawi
UNISDR Scientific and Technical Advisory Group Case Studies 2015 | The use of Geographic Information Systems for Environmental Impact Assessments in Mine Action, Gianluca Maspoli and Angela deSantis
Redefining Success: Whose Reality Counts?, Asa Massleberg
Global Environmental Demining Issues, Ian McLean and Rebecca Sargisson
Environmental Damages from Minefields, Raafat Misak and S. Omar
The First Review Conference of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (2015), Convention on Cluster Munitions
An African Perspective on the Cluster Munitions Convention, Sheila Mweemba
Aid Effectiveness in Insecure Areas, Sharmala Naidoo
Ottawa Survey Results, Nicole Neitzey
Gendered Structures of Mine Action, Marie Nilsson and Virginie Rozes
To Walk the Earth in Safety 14th edition (FY2014), U.S. Department of State
Micro-projects Help Socioeconomic Recovery of Cleared Areas, Carlos Orozco
Mine Action and the Environment, Faiz Paktian
Relationship between IMAS, NMAS and SOPs, Faiz Paktian
IEDs: A Major Threat for a Struggling Society, Pablo Esteban Parra Gallego
The Performance of Militaries in Humanitarian Demining, Ted Paterson
Afghanistan’s Landmine-removal Extension Request, Justyna Pietralik
Venezuela, Country Profile
Humanitarian Disarmament, Pascal Rapillard
The Reintegration of Landmine Survivors in Mine-affected Northeast Albania, Melanie Reimer
Landmine Victim or Landmine Survivor: What Is in a Name?, Melanie Reimer and Teresa Broers
Conflict Resolution in the Twenty-first Century: Principles, Methods, and Approaches, Book Review
Mine Action and the Implementation of CCW Protocol V on Explosive Remnants of War, Book Review
Peacebuilding and Rule of Law in Africa: Just Peace?, Book Review
Unexploded Ordnance Cleanup Costs: Implications of Alternative Protocols, Book Review
Mine-action Success Story: Nepal, Stephen Robinson
Victim-Assistance History in International Humanitarian Law: From Somalia to Geneva to Laos, Ken Rutherford
Connecting the Dots: The Ottawa Convention and the CCM, Ken Rutherford, Nerina Čevra, and Tracey Begley
