This article reviews the factors that determine the impact of explosive weapons on urban
services in space and time, with a focus on drinking water services. The evidence comes …

Research in conflict studies and environmental security has largely focused on the
mechanisms through which the environment and natural resources foster conflict or …

For much of human history, water was a standard weapon of war. In the post–World War II
period, however, nation-states in international conflict have made concerted efforts to …

Armed conflicts disrupt social, environmental and economic processes. This includes water
resources management and the provision of water services, with numerous implications for …

Los conflictos armados, ya sean internacionales o no, provocan la degradación, o incluso la
destrucción, de partes del entorno natural, incluidos los animales, la vegetación, el suelo …

Attacks against water infrastructure and their weaponization have hit the headlines several
times in recent armed conflicts. As opposed to the protection of water per se as a natural …

Members of the co-called Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (IS) took control of Qayyara and the
surrounding oil fields in June 2014. They were expelled by Iraqi forces in August 2016, but …

The number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) has drastically increased over the last
five years in the countries of the Sahel region. This situation is linked to the rise of countless …

El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar las obligaciones jurídico-internacionales,
así como su naturaleza, para las partes del conflicto armado, internacional y no …

The start of the twenty-first century has seen the scarcity of water resources being
increasingly framed as a weaponised instrument of war and a military objective by multiple …