The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction is an international forum for issues related to post-conflict environments and explosive hazards clearance for the conventional weapons destruction (CWD) community, including humanitarian mine action (HMA) and physical security and stockpile management (PSSM). The Journal is a platform for practitioners, researchers, and organizations working in mine action and PSSM to share program information, research and development, and field work; and represents a historical resource for the community of practice within CWD.
The Journal is produced by the Center for International Stabilization and Recovery at James Madison University, and is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.
Current Issue: Volume 28, Issue 2 (2024) The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction
Articles
What Can Artificial Intelligence Offer Humanitarian Mine Action?
Russell Gasser Ph.D.
Preventing Arms Diversion in Wartime Ukraine: A Brief Overview
Olena Kryzhanivska Ph.D.
The Prioritization of Survey Through Open-Source Research in Ukraine
Anda Riza and Andro Mathewson
Studying the Effects of Aging on Ammunition Under Water
Nicole Neitzey and Colin King
Securing Land to Contribute to Food Systems: Preliminary Findings on Humanitarian Mine Action Cumulative Effects on Food Security in Lebanon
Riccardo Labianco Ph.D. and Myriam Rabbath
Local is Possible: An Analysis of HMA Localization Efforts and a Proposed Pathway for Future Projects
Mark Wilkinson Ph.D., Lisa Mueller-Dormann, Camilla Roberti, and Lene Rasmussen
Angola: Hidden Danger
Sean Sutton
