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War and Reintegration for Girls and Young Women in Northern Uganda: A Scoping Review

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peace and security

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paper
Créateur:
SavMic
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Cen
Éditeur:
OSF
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Using a critical feminist lens, this scoping review analyzes 113 articles from academic, practitioner, and mainstream news literature to explore how formerly abducted and war-affected girls and young women are represented in the literature and how this representation may affect reintegration programming efforts.

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Social and Behavioral Sciencesformerly abductedgirlsugandawar-affectedyoung women

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