This timely and impressive volume utilizes a socioecological framework to examine the experiences of children affected by armed conflict. Using a holistic approach that considers children's diverse cultures and contexts, the contributors illuminate the complexities of war and postwar realities on the everyday lives of children.
Sophie Yohani, University of Alberta This is a powerful book-a must-read. Its strength ... Read morelies in its empathy; and in how it eschews categories, avoids simplicity, transcends binaries, and turns limits into opportunities. While recognizing their suffering, and doing so with great sensitivity, this book also foregrounds the humanity, resilience, intrepidness, and potential of all children affected by armed violence.
Mark Drumbl, Washington and Lee University Far from sparing children, war exposes young persons to physical harm and other deprivations, including separation from family and forcible displacement. This volume draws on case studies from across the globe to provide an invaluable, contemporary analysis of theories, methods, and practices by which to address the needs of children affected by armed conflict.
Diane Marie Amann, University of Georgia Show Less