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Disarmament Forum
Cluster Munitions

2006 no. 4
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Contents
	title	author(s)
	Editor's note	Vignard, K.
	Special comment	Gahr Støre, J.
	The humanitarian effects of cluster munitions: why should we worry?	Borrie, J. & Cave, R.
	Operational and technical aspects of cluster munitions	Hiznay, M.
	Cluster munitions: moving toward specific regulation	Maresca, L.
	Stopping cluster munitions	Nash, T.
	Cluster munitions and their submunitions—a personal view	Bryant, K.
	UNIDIR focus	UNIDIR

Select related work at UNIDIR
	Books :
			Unacceptable Harm: A History of How the Treaty to Ban Cluster Munitions was Won
			The Humanitarian Impact of Cluster Munitions
			Cluster Munitions in Albania and Lao PDR: The Humanitarian and Socio-Economic Impact
			Disarmament as Humanitarian Action: From Perspective to Practice
	Periodicals :
			Implementing the Convention on Cluster Munitions
	Activities :
			Discourse on Explosive Weapons
			Conventional Arms Control and Disarmament: New Avenues
			The Road From Oslo: Analysis of Negotiations to Address the Humanitarian Effects of Cluster Munitions
			The Way Forward on Cluster Munitions: Humanitarian Impacts and International Responses
			The Humanitarian Impact of Cluster Munitions: Practitioners' Perspectives

Bibliographic information
United Nations
56 p.
English
ISSN: 1020-7287