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      Landmines: a worse fate still to come?

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      Review of African Political Economy
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            As the number of countries joing the ban on anti‐personnel mines slowly rises, Landmine Action hasbeen investigating the weapons being stockpiled and invented to replace those banned. It seems that Governments, the military and manufacturers have not learned from the problems with landmines. They are stockpiling and quietly developing alternative mines that may be inhumane, dangerous and, in some cases, potentially as lethal as the weapons they are supposed to replace.

            As most of this work is happening in secret, there is a compete lack of public awareness of the potential problems. Yet this is not futuristic, space age weaponry ‐ some of these systems will be ready for action within the next couple of years, others are already in use.

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            Review of African Political Economy
            Review of African Political Economy
            0305-6244
            1740-1720
            December 2001
            : 28
            : 90
            : 649-650
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            8704575 Review of African Political Economy, Vol. 28, No. 90, December 2001, pp. 649-650
            10.1080/03056240108704575
            8dbb71bd-1849-48fb-9fca-86b360873168

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            Sociology,Economic development,Political science,Labor & Demographic economics,Political economics,Africa

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