The Landmine Dilemma: A Shift in U.S. Policy

This chapter examines the contentious issue of anti-personnel landmines and the evolving stance of the United States on their use. It highlights the impact of the Ottawa Treaty, recent U.S. military strategies, and the humanitarian implications of landmine deployment. The discussion underscores the tension between military effectiveness and civilian safety, alongside the challenges posed by international regulations in the context of modern warfare.