Appendix 5 - Biblio and Refs

Appendix 5

Selected Publications

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Westing AH, ed. Explosive remnants of war: mitigating the environmental effects. London: Taylor and Francis, 1985.

Kaldor M, Bashee B, eds. New wars. London: Pinter, 1997.

Ryle J. The invisible enemy. New Yorker 1993;29:120-135.

Giannou C. Antipersonnel landmines: facts, fictions, and priorities. BMJ 1997:315:1453-4.

Coupland R. Assistance for victims of antipersonnel mines: needs, constraints and strategy. Geneva: ICRC, 1997.

Cobey JC. The landmine epidemic. In: Instructional Course Lectures, 2000;49:431-3.

Russbach R. Casualties of conflicts and mine warfare. In: Cahill K, ed. A framework for Survival. New York: Basic Books and Council on Foreign Relations, 1993.

Walsh NE, Walsh WS. Rehabilitation of landmine victims – the ultimate challenge. Bull WHO suppl, 2003;81(9):665-70. Epub 2003 Nov 14.

Meier, RH III, Smith WK. Landmine injuries and rehabilitation for landmine survivors. Phys Med Rehabil Clin N Am, 2002 Feb;13(1):175-87.

Bilukha OO, Brennan M, Woodruff BA. Death and injury from landmines and unexploded ordnance in Afghanistan. JAMA 2003;290:650-3.

Stover E, Keller AS, Cobey J, Sopheap S. The medical and social consequences of landmines in Cambodia. JAMA 1994;272:331-6.

Gunaratnam HR, Gunaratnam S, Somasundaram D. The psychosocial effects of landmines in Jaffna. Med Confl Surviv 2003;19:223-34.

Lopes Cardozo B, Bilukha OO, Gotway CA, et al. Mental health of women in postwar Afghanistan. J Womens Health 2005;14:285-293.

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Roberts S, Williams J. After the guns fall silent: The enduring legacy of landmines. Washington: Vietnam Veterans of America, 1995.

Harris G. The economics of landmine clearance in Afghanistan. Disasters 2002;26:49-54.

Leaning J, Arie S, Stites E. Human security in crisis and transition. Praxis: The Fletcher International Development Studies Journal 2004:19:5-30.

Leaning J. The Crime of Genocide: Darfur. In: Pizer H, Beyer C, eds. Public Health and Human Rights: Evidence-Based Approaches. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007.

Heffernan J, Leaning J, VanRooyen M, et al. The assault against lives and livelihoods in Darfur. Cambridge, MA: Physicians for Human Rights, 2006.

Leaning J. Diagnosing genocide—The case of Darfur. N Engl J Med 2004;351(8):735-738.

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Gingerich T, Leaning J. The use of rape as a weapon of war in the conflict in Darfur, Sudan. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University, October 2004.

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Leaning J. Human rights and conflict. Health Hum Rights 2003;6(2):151-160.

Leaning J. Letter from Afghanistan. BMJ 2002;324:360.

Leaning J. Kosovo case study. The Crimes of War Project, May 2001. Available at: www.crimesofwar.org/archive/archive-kosovo.html.

Leaning J. Ethics of research in refugee populations. Lancet 2001;357:1432-1433.

Holleufer G, Briton N, Leaning J. Report on people on war: overview and country reports prepared for the International Committee of the Red Cross. Boston: Harvard School of Public Health, 2001.

Bruderlein C, Leaning J. New challenges for humanitarian protection. BMJ 1999;319:430-5.

Leaning J, Briggs S, Chen L, eds. Humanitarian Crises: The Medical and Public Health Response. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1999.

Barron R, Leaning J, Rumack BH. The catastrophe reaction syndrome: Trauma in Tbilisi. Int J Law Psychiatry 1993;16:401-426.

de Waal A, Leaning J. No mercy in Mogadishu: the human cost of the conflict and the struggle for relief. Boston: Physicians for Human Rights, 1992.

Leaning J, Arie S, Golleufer G, Bruderlein C. Conflict and human security. In Chen L, Leaning J, Narasimhan V, eds. Global Health Challenges for Human Security. Cambridge, MA: Global Equity Initiative, Harvard University, 2003.

Leaning J, Arie S. Human security: A framework for assessment in conflict and transition. Working paper series v. 11 no 8. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, Harvard Univresity, 2001.

Leaning J. Tracking the four horsemen: The public health approach to the impact of war and war-induced environmental destruction in the twentieth century. In: Austin J, Bruch C, eds. The Environmental Consequences of War: Legal, Economic, and Scientific Perspectives. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2000:384-401.

Leaning J. Environment and health: Impact of war. CMAJ 2000;163(9): 1157-1161.

Leaning J. An ill wind: Radiation consequences of nuclear war. In: Leaning J, Keyes L, eds. The Counterfeit Ark: Crisis Relocation for Nuclear War. Cambridge, MA: Ballinger, 1984.

Greenough PG, Lappi M, Hsu E, et al. Burden of disease and health status among Hurricane Katrina-displaced persons in shelters: a population-based cluster sample. Ann Emerg Med, 2007.

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Lopes Cardozo B, Bilukha OO, Crawford CA, et al. Mental health, social functioning, and disability in postwar Afghanistan. JAMA 2004;292:575-584.

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