Book Number: 6 782

Davis, Paul, Nic Dunlop

WAR OF THE MINES-Cambodia, Landmines and the Impoverishment of a Nation

War of the Mines is the first illustrated study of the impact of landmine warfare on communities in Cambodia. Davies and Dunlop have meticulously documented the history of landmine warfare in a country where, it is estimated, there are more landmines than there are people. Through hard-hitting, yet unsensational photographs and the personal accounts of landmine victims, aid workers, doctors and military personnel, this book offers a powerful description of the horrors of landmine warfare and a compelling argument for a global ban on the use of such devastating weapons of war.

150 pp., fully illus., 195 x 275 mm, pbk.

25.- US-Dollar

Cambodia:

• LA GUIRLANDE DE JOYAUX - Tome 2: Textes Bouddhiques du Cambodge

• LE CHEMIN DE LANKA - Tome 1: Textes Bouddhiques du Cambodge

• RAMAKER L'AMOUR SYMBOLIQUE DE RAM ET SETA

• ROYAL SUCCESSION IN ANCIENT CAMBODIA

• LE TEMPLE D'ANGKOR VAT

• LES COLLECTIONS DU MUSEE ALBERT SARRAUT A PHNOM PENH

• CAMBODIAN CONSTITUTIONS

• WATCHING CAMBODIA

• RADIO UNTAC OF CAMBODIA: WINNING EARS, HEARTS AND MINDS

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