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The Impact of Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) Especially Landmines on Post-Conflict Reconstruction.
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Afghanistan; A Case Study.
Explosive Remnants of War pose an immense problem to communities recovering from conflict. Long after Peace Treaties have been signed and ceasefires negotiated, this debris of war continues taking toll on civilians, Relief workers and peacekeepers alike. This Dissertation therefore seeks to examine Afghanistan’s post-conflict reconstruction efforts against a background of Explosive Remnants of War, especially landmines.
This report was
written by Sarah Njeri
and
published
in 2003
by the author. It is available in English
and has 120 page(s) . You can
view online.
URL: http://www.icbl.org/index/download/sarah_njeri.pdf
Main Listing: Geographical : Asia-Pacific : Afghanistan
Submitted 4-Dec-2003 by: Sarah Njeri -- S.Njeri@Bradford.ac.uk
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