Titlebook: Child Soldiers: From Recruitment to Reintegration; Alpaslan Özerdem (Professor and Chair in Peacebuil Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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How Voluntary? The Role of Community in Youth Participation in Muslim Mindanao province of Basilan emerged to become the country’s foremost bandit and kidnap-for-ransom group. The group, known as the Abu Sayyaf (‘Bearer of the Sword’) has lately been reported to have recruited several minors into their fold.

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Social Navigation and Power in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone: Reflections from a Former Child Soldier Ting frameworks of victimhood and taking into account elements of both broader structures and individual agency, social navigation encapsulates the ways in which agents such as child soldiers navigate the terrain of war – a terrain that is constantly moving and changing:

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Victimcy as Social Navigation: From the Toolbox of Liberian Child Soldiersblockbuster ‘Blood Diamond’ (Zwick, 2006), also from Sierra Leone, or of a more independent character such as the 2008 movie ‘Johnny Mad Dog’ (Sauvaire, 2008) with a direct child soldier focus. The latter film is equally played in West Africa but in Liberia, with former combatants as actors. It shows according to the .film reviewer Bradshaw that:

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Qualitative Reasoning and Related Fields,elationships within these groups with commanders and peers create a semblance of regularity and stability in a world where every moment is insecure. Children adopt new norms and ways of life in the fighting world with little resistance, developing deep loyalty for commanders who maltreated and abuse

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Jordan Algebras Versus C*- Algebras,se are far from the truth. They seem to revolve around a coercive recruitment and vulnerable axis, with most youth voices and lives embedded in ‘neglect’, as part of the vulnerable group, that is, women, disabled and children. This creates a problematic, often incomplete categorization/definition.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8494-3 3 months of field research in Northern Uganda I conducted 65 interviews with former child soldiers and commanders from the LRA in Uganda. The respondents, of which 34 males and 31 females were accessed through the War Affected Children Association (WACA) in Gulu, and the interviews consisted of 12