Exploring the experiences of children encountering war and armed conflict, this bookdraws upon history, ethnography, sociology, literature, media studies, psychology, public policy, and other disciplines to address children as soldiers, refugees, and peace-builders within their social, cultural, and political contexts.

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Information

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan

Year

2011

ISBN

9780230307698

Topic

Social Sciences

Subtopic

Social Work

Index

Social Sciences

Cover
Contents
List of Tables and Figure
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Broadening the Conversation
Part I: Contextualizing Children’s Armed Conflict Historically
Part II: Understanding Children’s Armed Conflict Experience
Part III: Rethinking Children’s Armed Conflict Policy
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index