Third World Quarterly

Notes on contributors
pp. 773-775(3)

The future of humanitarian mine action: introduction
pp. 777-780(4)
Author: Harpviken, Kristian Berg

The convention banning anti-personnel mines: applying the lessons of Ottawa's past in order to meet the challenges of Ottawa's future
pp. 781-793(13)
Author: Brinkert, Kerry

'Emailed applications are preferred': ethical practices in mine action and the idea of global civil society
pp. 795-808(14)
Author: Beier, J Marshall

Humanitarian mine action and peace building: exploring the relationship
pp. 809-822(14)
Authors: Harpviken, Kristian Berg; Ska˚ra, Bernt A

Balancing risk: village de-mining in Cambodia
pp. 823-837(15)
Author: Bottomley, Ruth

Risky business or constructive assistance? community engagement in humanitarian mine action
pp. 839-853(15)
Authors: Ska˚ra, Bernt A

Acting as one? co-ordinating responses to the landmine problem
pp. 855-871(17)
Authors: Kjellman, Kjell Erling; Harpviken, Kristian Berg; Millard, Ananda S; Strand, Arne

Mine smartness and the community voice in mine-risk education: lessons from Afghanistan and Angola
pp. 873-887(15)
Authors: Andersson, Neil; Swaminathan, Aparna; Whitaker, Charlie; Roche, Melissa

Measures for mines: approaches to impact assessment in humanitarian mine action
pp. 889-908(20)
Authors: Harpviken, Kristian Berg; Millard, Ananda S; Kjellman, Kjell Erling; Ska˚ra, Bernt A

Crisis, containment and development: the role of the landmine impact survey
pp. 909-921(13)
Author: Eaton, Bob

Making analytical tools operational: task impact assessment
pp. 923-938(16)
Author: Goslin, Belinda

Ideological and analytical foundations of mine action: human rights and community impact
pp. 939-954(16)
Author: Horwood, Christopher

feature review
pp. 955-965(11)
Author: Kjellman, Kjell Erling

feature review
pp. 967-976(10)
Author: Harpviken, Kristian Berg

Book reviews
pp. 977-980(4)