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Victory for Norm Against Cluster Munitions!

• 28 November 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Austria, China, Israel, Mexico, Norway, Russia, United States of America, USA
Tags: Amy Little, Article 36, Austria, CCW, China, cluster bombs, Cluster Munition Coalition, Cluster Munition Convention, cluster munitions, Convention on Conventional Weapons, humanitarian law, ICRC, International Committee of the Red Cross, Israel, Mexico, Norway, Russia, Thomas Nash, United States of America, USA

The Role of Middle Power–NGO Coalitions in Global Policy: The Case of the Cluster Munitions Ban

• 27 June 2010 • 1 Comment

Posted in Uncategorized
Tags: Cluster Munition Coalition, Cluster Munition Convention, cluster munitions, Global Policy, international humanitarian law, international law, International NGOs, Matthew Bolton, Middle Power-NGO Coalitions, middle powers, network diplomacy, NGOs, Norway, Thomas Nash

Landmine clearance: revealing differences in US and Norwegian approaches to insecurity

• 16 April 2010 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Norway, United States of America
Tags: Atomium Culture, Demining, foreign aid, Foreign Aid and Landmine Clearance, landmine clearance, landmines, Matthew Bolton, mine action, Norway, US

‘Foreign Aid and Landmine Clearance’ Now Available in the UK!

• 18 January 2010 • 1 Comment

Posted in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Norway, Sudan, UK, United States of America, USA
Tags: Afghanistan, Bosnia, cluster munitions, conflict, David Keen, Demining, development studies, foreign aid, Foreign Aid and Landmine Clearance, I.B. Tauris, Kristian Berg Harpviken, landmines, London School of Economics, Mary Kaldor, Matthew Bolton, mine action, Norway, Ottawa Treaty, post-conflict reconstruction, PRIO, Sudan, USA, UXO

Pre-Order Discount for “Foreign Aid and Landmine Clearance”

• 12 August 2009 • 4 Comments

Posted in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Norway, Sudan, United States of America, USA
Tags: Afghanistan, Bosnia, Demining, foreign aid, governance, landmines, Matthew Bolton, Norway, Ottawa Treaty, politics, post-conflict reconstruction, private security, security, Sudan, US, UXO

Miss Landmine: Empowerment or Exploitation?

• 6 March 2009 • 5 Comments

Posted in Angola, Cambodia, Norway
Tags: Angola, Cambodia, Demining, gender, gender and mine action, Jean Chapman, landmines, Leprosy Museum, mine action, Miss Landmine, Norway, Paralympic Games, Simone de Beauvoir Institute

China’s Landmines and Cluster Munitions Policy

• 12 February 2009 • 1 Comment

Posted in China
Tags: Africa, Amended Protocol on Landmines, Angola, Burundi, CCW, Chad, China Defense White Paper, China in Africa, China's National Defense in 2008, China's Role in Africa, cluster munitions, Cluster Munitions Convention, conventional weapons, Darfur, Demining, disarmament, Ecuador, Egypt, Ethiopia, explosive remnants of war, Group of Governmental Experts on Cluster Munitions., Guinea-Bissau, Landmine Monitor, landmines, Lebanon, Mozambique, Norway, Ottawa Convention, Peru, Sudan, UNIFIL, USA

Abstract of My PhD

• 14 January 2009 • 1 Comment

Posted in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Norway, Sudan, United States of America
Tags: Afghanistan, Bosnia, cluster munitions, commercial demining, Demining, Emerging Political Complexes, governance, humanitarianism, international law, landmines, London School of Economics and Political Science, LSE, Mark Duffield, Matthew Bolton, multilateralism, NGOs, Norway, public-private partnerships, security, Sudan, USA, UXO

Cluster Munition Campaigners are “Arms Control Persons of the Year”

• 10 January 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Norway
Tags: 2008 Arms Control Person of the Year, Arms Control Association, Cluster Munition Coalition, Cluster Munition Convention, cluster munitions, Jeff Abramson, Jonas Gahr Støre, Norway, Steffen Kongstad, Tipperary International Peace Prize

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