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The psychological impact of war trauma on civilians : an international perspective

Title

The psychological impact of war trauma on civilians : an international perspective / edited by Stanley Krippner and Teresa M. McIntyre ; foreword by Stevan E. Hobfoll ; afterword by Jeanne Achterberg.

Publication

Westport, Connecticut : Praeger, [2003]
©2003

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Description

xiv, 327 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.

Series Statement

Psychological dimensions to war and peace, 1540-5265

Uniform Title

Psychological dimensions to war and peace.

Subject

Genre/Form

Cross-cultural studies.

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Foreword : Moving the borders of psychology to the aid of victims of war / Stevan E. Hobfoll -- Overview : in the wake of war / Stanley Krippner and Teresa M. McIntyre. Case studies and assessment. The women of Afghanistan and the freedom of thought / Adam Fish and Rona Popal -- Healing the impact of colonization, genocide, and racism on indigenous populations / Betty Bastien, Jürgen W. Kremer, Rauna Kuokkanen, Patricia Vickers -- Children of war : psychosocial sequelae of war trauma in Angolan adolescents / Teresa M. McIntyre and Margarida Ventura -- War on the internal self : memory, human rights, and the unification of Germany / Bernina B. Gould -- Assessing depression among survivors of the Rwanda genocide -- Infectious disease, HIV/AIDS, and war : impact on civilian psychological health / George M. Carter -- An Asian youth as offender : the legacy of the Khmer Rouge / Clay Foreman. Intervention and reconstruction. War and refugee suffering / Daryl S. Paulson -- Self-therapy through personal writing : a study of Holocaust victims' diaries and memoirs / Sandrine Arons -- Post-traumatic nightmares in Kuwait following the Iraqui invasion / Deirdre Barrett and Jaffar Behbehani -- Psychosocial effects and treatment of mass trauma due to sociopolitical events : the Argentine experience / Lucila Edelman, Daniel Kersner, Diana Kardon, Darío Lagos -- Cultural art therapy in the treatment of war trauma in children and youth : projects in the former Yugoslavia / Árpád Baráth -- Social sources of life : rehabilitation in the former Yugoslavia / Vesna Ognjenovic, Bojana Skorc, and Jovan Savic -- Healing, social integration, and community mobilization for war-affected children : a view from Angola / Michael Wessels and Carlina Monteiro -- Somato-psychotherapy at the Medical Foundation in London / Michael Korzinski (an interview by Stanley Krippner) -- Post-traumatic stress syndrome and related disorders among civilian victims of sexual trauma and exploitation in Southeast Asia / Glenn Graves.
Prevention. Toward a graduate curriculum in war trauma relief and ethnopolitical conflict resolution / Ronald J. Fisher -- Before and after trauma : the difference between prevention and reconciliation activities in Macedonia / Sally Broughton -- Change agentry in an Islamic context / Leila F. Dane -- Peacebuilding by women in Lebanon / Mary Bentley Abu-Saba -- Legacies of fear : religious repression and resilience in Siberia / Marjorie Mandelstam Balzer. Integrative summaries. When society is the victim : catastrophic trauma recovery / Steve S. Olweean -- Poisoned dissociative containers : dissociative defenses in female victims of war rape / James D. Pappas -- Challenges and opportunities for Southeast Asian refugee adolescents / Roben A. Marvit -- Why war? : fear is the mother of violence / Sheldon Solomon, Jeff Greenberg, and Tom Pyszcynski. Afteword / Jeanne Achterberg -- "How can this be?" / John Cannon and W. Harrison Childers.

ISBN

027597202X
9780275972028

LCCN

2002072549

OCLC

ocm49991497
49991497
SCSB-9812191

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library