Minimizing civilian harm in populated areas: Lessons from examining ISAF and AMISOM policies

E-ISSN： 1607-5889|98|901|225-248

ISSN： 1816-3831

Source： International Review of the Red Cross - current series, Vol.98, Iss.901, 2017-02, pp. : 225-248

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