Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry - Special Issue (Full) Table of Contents: Politicising Children: Transcultural Constructions of Childhood and Psychological Trauma in the Modern World

Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry 46.3 (2022)
Ana Antic, Guest Editor

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction: Politicising Children: Transcultural Constructions of Childhood and Psychological Trauma in the Modern World (this opens in a new tab)
   Ana Antic

2. Trauma, Violence, and Memory in African Child Soldier Memoirs (this opens in a new tab)
   Stacey Hynd
   Note: This special issue paper was published earlier in Volume 45, Issue 1.

3. The Politicised Child During the Seventeenth-Century British Civil Wars: An Historical Perspective on Representations of Children and Trauma During Conflict (this opens in a new tab)
   Ismini Pells

4. ‘No-One Can Tell a Story Better than the One Who Lived It’: Reworking Constructions of Childhood and Trauma Through the Arts in Rwanda (this opens in a new tab)
   Kirrily Pells, Ananda Breed, Chaste Uwihoreye, Eric Ndushabandi, Matthew Elliott & Sylvestre Nzahabwanayo 

5. ‘White Child Gone Bankrupt’—The Intersection of Race and Poverty in Youth Fathered by UN Peacekeepers (this opens in a new tab)
   Kirstin Wagner, Susan A. Bartels, Sanne Weber & Sabine Lee 

6. The Politicised Child, Transcultural Constructions of Childhood, Psychological Trauma, and the Mind in the Modern World: Afterword (this opens in a new tab)
   Derek Summerfield