A World Turned Upside Down: Social Ecological Approaches to Children in War Zones
by Neil Boothby, Allison Strang, Michael Wessells
A World Turned Upside Down examines children in war zones through social and ecological approaches. The book offers a focused resource for readers studying childhood, conflict, and the environments shaped by war.
About This Book
A World Turned Upside Down focuses on children in war zones and the social and ecological approaches used to understand their experiences.
The book brings together perspectives on childhood, conflict, and the surrounding environments in which children live.
It is suited to readers interested in the relationship between war, children, and broader social conditions.
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