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Increasing mental health capacity in a post conflict country through effective professional volunteer partnerships: A series of case studies with government agencies, local NGOs and the diaspora community
... (a post conflict country) through effective invited professional volunteer partnerships where most of the volunteers are mental health professionals from the Sri Lankan diaspora living in the ...
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Gender differences in suicidal expressions and their determinants among young people in Cambodia, a post conflict country*
... the post-Soviet period, individuals between 18 and 30 years of age reported a high prevalence (53%) of any type of suicidal expression during the past year ...in post-conflict ...
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Wage Differentials in Sri Lanka: The case of a post conflict country with a free education policy
... 2 for senior ministers: Sri Lanka, 2015). Also, the government believes that the issue of persistent income inequality among individuals may be addressed by carefully formulated wage and education policies where ...
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State-building and human resources for health in fragile and conflict-affected states: exploring the linkages
... early post-conflict interventions, donors and governments often need to show quick results, and pri- orities may follow externally driven political objectives rather than health ...
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Looking for post traumatic growth in perpetrators of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda: a discussion of theoretical and ethical issues
... of post-traumatic growth unless a strong case for therapeutic benefits could be ...of post- traumatic ...of post-traumatic growth. The validity of claims of post-traumatic growth is stronger ...
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Foreign Aid as a Signal to Investors: Predicting FDI in Post Conflict Countries
... We argue that the signaling effect of U.S. aid, because of its geostrategic nature, should have the opposite impact of the non-geostrategic aid. Because U.S. aid is based on factors other than potential for economic ...
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The role of basic education in post-conflict recovery
... Using a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, the eight-month study reviewed the EEPCT programme at a global, regional and country level. The method- ology combined extensive desk-based research ...
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The international politics of post conflict reconstruction in Guatemala
... Indeed, the analysis offered here finds Robinson’s description of the technologies for managing authoritarian-democratic transitions that comes the US démocratisation literature very apropos. A successor to theories o f ...
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Counselling in humanitarian settings: a retrospective analysis of 18 individual-focused non-specialised counselling programmes
... precipitating event. 6244 (43.9%) had only one session. For 91% of 7837 who returned, the counsellor reported the problem had decreased or resolved. The mean (SD) complaint rating improved by 4.7 (2.4) points (p < ...
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Preventing terrorism? conflict resolution and nationalist violence in the Basque Country
... emerged post September 11, 2001 and the impact the Madrid bombings had on a nation already familiarised with terrorism, are principal factors in the formation and execution of militant nationalist ...
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Post conflict behaviour and relationship quality of cercopithecine primates
... While the context of aggression markedly altered the likelihood of reconciliation, the nature of the aggression per se had no discernible effect: low intensity conflicts were as often reconciled as those of a higher ...
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Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Bosnia‐Herzegovina, Hannah Waller
... Recent events underscore the importance of peacebuilding in BiH, as ethnic tensions are still apparent in everyday life. The lack of government involvement is a huge part of why the country is struggling to move ...
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Socio-cultural change in conflict and post conflict settings: five decades of giving birth in Cambodia
... The proliferation of public health services accelerated from the year 2000, with significantly increased provision and use of public and private facilities. The commitment shown in the HSSPs to maternal care and the ...
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Gender relations in the Khmer 'home': Post conflict perspectives
... While support was given in the past with villagers buying produce and lending Orm money, in urban Siem Reap, this has not been replicated. There remains today a longstanding debate over the state of village-level social ...
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How do health workers experience and cope with shocks? Learning from four fragile and conflict-affected states on resilience in the health workforce.
... from conflict and crisis, as well as each having a unique conflict ...and conflict-affected ...between conflict/post-conflict and epidemic contexts – particularly in relation to ...
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Elusive Peace, Security, and Justice in Post-Conflict Guatemala: An Exploration of Transitional Justice and the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG)
... sometimes this informal network is referred to as Guatemala’s “hidden powers.” 34 As I have mentioned, CICIG has made notable steps forward in promoting justice and achieving major trials and prosecutions against ...
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Foreign Terrorist Fighters and International Law
... The phenomenon of foreign fighting is not new. What is however unprecedented about it today is, in addition to its scale, the fact that it is more and more often conceptualized through the prism of the fight against ...
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The need for the reconstruction of affordable housing for the internally displaced people due to conflict in Nigeria : a literature review
... violent conflict, terrorism and war at different levels ranging from intra- individual violent conflict self-harming to general inter-group violent conflict in the process of capturing political, ...
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Implications of china and sri lanka relations on India since 2009
... the country also contributed for the ...military conflict ended up with opening new opportunities for the people to develop the livelihood and look for expansion in the ...the country in large ...
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Worse, not better? Reinvigorating early warning for conflict prevention in the post Lisbon European Union. Egmont Paper No. 48, June 2011
... Whereas this stance is understandable and might be sensible from a business perspective, it raises questions of the media’s responsibility towards society. The news media themselves often claim to perform a watchdog ...
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