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Risk Removed? Steps toward Building Trust in Humanitarian Mine Action
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This article examines the role of building trust in Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA). The role of trust following a mine-clearance operation is largely an unexplored region. Drawing on case studies from Angola, Mozambique and Afghanistan,the article explores how trust can be understood in the context of humanitarian initiatives such as landmine clearance, and outlines the challenges associated with building trust among populations with experience of armed conflict.
This article was
written by Millard, Ananda S., Kristian Berg Harpviken and Kjell E. Kjellman
and
published
in 2002
by Disasters. It is available in English
and has 13 page(s) . You can
order from PRIO AMAC
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URL: http://www.blackwellpublishers.co.uk/asp/journal.asp?ref=0361-3666&src=ard&aid=198&iid=2&vid=26
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