An area of land in a war-torn country is possibly contaminated with landmines, yet is potentially useful for agriculture, industry, business or residential use. Resources to examine and, if necessary, clear the land are scarce. Decision-makers face two related problems: whether …
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Long after anti-personnel land mines (AP) were planted to gain military advantage in battle, they continue to destroy lives by killing and maiming civilians and livestock, inhibiting productivity and preventing economies from developing in poor, third world countries. The land m…
While governance has traditionally been the realm of states, new "Emerging Political Complexes," as Mark Duffield calls them, incorporate networks of public and private actors. These networks of governance come in two competing ideal types: a) strategic-commercial complexes, sha…