Traumatised by peace? A critique of five assumptions in the theory and practice of conflict-related trauma policy in Northern Ireland.

In recent years there has been a growing international recognition of the impact of violent conflict on mental health and a growth in interventions to deal with what have come to be referred to as the psychosocial dimensions of conflict. Mental health interventions are widely understood to be a cruc...

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Publicado en:Policy & Politics Vol. 34; no. 2; pp. 325 - 346
Autor principal: Gilligan, Chris
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Policy Press Apr2006
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        In recent years there has been a growing international recognition of the impact of violent conflict on mental health and a growth in interventions to deal with what have come to be referred to as the psychosocial dimensions of conflict. Mental health interventions are widely understood to be a crucial feature of contemporary peace building. This article critically examines the intersection of these two developments — peace building and psychosocial dimensions of conflict — as they have been articulated in relation to dealing with conflict-related trauma during the peace process in Northern Ireland.
        En años recientes ha habido un creciente reconocimiento internacional del impacto del conflicto violento en la salud mental y también ha habido un crecimiento en intervenciones para ocuparse de lo que se ha llegado a referir como las dimensiones psicosociales del conflicto. Las intervenciones de la salud mental se entienden ampliamente como una característica crucial de la formación de paz contemporánea. Este artículo examina de manera crítica la intersección de estos dos desarrollos — formación de paz y dimensiones psicosociales de conflicto — como han sido articulados al ocuparse del trauma de conflicto-relacionado durante el proceso de paz en el Norte de Irlanda.
        Depuis un certain temps, on reconnaît de plus en plus dans le monde entier l'impact qu'ont les conflits violents sur la santé mentale. Il y a aussi de plus en plus d'interventions pour faire face à ce que l'on appelle maintenant les dimensions psychosociales du conflit. Les interventions en santé mentale sont reconnues partout comme étant un élément crucial pour la consolidation de la paix. Cet article examine de façon critique l'intersection de ces deux développements — la consolidation de la paix et les dimensions psychosociales du conflit — comme ils ont été exprimés par rapport au traitement de traumas liés au conflit durant le processus de paix en Irlande du nord.
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