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Landmines & Pastoralists: An initial study of the social and economic impact of landmine use on pastoralist society in the Sudan
Strategic Mine Action Plan (2001-2005) - Yemen
Unravelling flail-buried mine interaction in mine neutralization
Implementing Land Mine Awareness Programs - Constraints and Strategies
Technology for humanitarian landmine clearance Current address (December 2015): russellgasser(at)mac.com
Background Briefing: Humanitarian mine action, second progress report
The Detection of Buried Non-Metallic Anti-Personnel Land Mines
Angola Mine Awareness Evaluation
UXO Awareness Education Activities Supported by UNICEF in the LAO PDR
What is the Socio-Economic Impact of Humanitarian Mine Action and How Can We Improve It?; The Road Forward: Humanitarian Mine Clearance in S. Africa
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