OBJECTIVE: To review stressful experiences and stress reactions among child and
adolescent refugees, as well as interventions and ethical considerations in research and …

Background Researchers focused on mental health of conflict‐affected children are
increasingly interested in the concept of resilience. Knowledge on resilience may assist in …

Ethnic conflict, political violence and wars that presently shape many parts of world have
deep-seated structural causes. In poor and highly indebted countries, economic and …

This study assessed the pathogenic and salutogenic effects of exposure to terror among
Israeli youth. A total of 2,999 adolescents from grades seven through nine in four areas of …

Despite the growing literature on how parenting predicts children's adjustment to potentially
stressful events, little is know about the specific mechanisms through which these effects …

About 40 violent conflicts are currently active and nearly 1% of the people in the world are
refugees or displaced persons. Over 80% of all refugees are in develo** countries …

The mental health role of ideological commitment (operationalized as glorification of war,
patriotic involvement, and defiant attitudes toward the enemy) was studied among 385 …

The article reviews developmental research among Palestinians living in Gaza. The aims
are, first, to analyze how exposure to traumatic events associates with children's mental …

Who has the right to a safe and protected childhood? Incarcerated Childhood and the
Politics of Unchilding deepens understanding of children as political capital in the hands of …

Informed by social ecological, social capital, and social disorganization theories, this study
tested an ecological model of youth experience in the Palestinian Intifada. The sample …