Toward mediating the impact of forced migration and displacement among children affected by armed conflict.
Part of a special section on the challenges and obstacles affecting children around the world and strategic alternatives to address these problems. The writer considers the main issues that refugee and internally displaced children confront during and after exposure to armed conflict. She outlines...
| Published in: | Journal of International Affairs Vol. 55; no. 1; pp. 35 - 58 |
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Journal of International Affairs
Fall 2001
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