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ISBN 10: 0521767806

ISBN 13: 9780521767804

Author: Colette Daiute

Human Development and Political Violence presents an innovative approach to research and practice with young people growing up in the context of political violence. Based on developmental theory, this book explains and illustrates how children and youth interact with environments defined by war, armed conflict, and the aftermath involving displacement, poverty, political instability, and personal loss. The case study for this inquiry was a research workshop in four countries of the former Yugoslavia, where youth aged 12 to 27 participated in activities designed to promote their development. The theory-based Dynamic Story-Telling by Youth workshop engaged participants as social historians and critics sharing their experiences via narratives, evaluations of society, letters to public officials, debates, and collaborative inquiries. Analyses of these youth perspectives augment archival materials and researcher field notes to offer insights about developmental strategies for dealing with the threats and opportunities of war and major political change.

Human Development and Political Violence 1st Table of contents:

1 Beyond the Youth Gap in Understanding Political Violence

How Do Young People Respond to Political Violence?

The Damage Response

Cycles of Violence

The Need for Youth Perspectives

A Developmental Analysis to Fill the Youth Gap in Research and Practice

What Is Developmental about Political Violence and Transition?

Case Study across a Political-Violence System

Insights about Youth Perspectives in Context

An “Aha” Example of Child–Society Interaction

Adolescence and Political Transition

Summary

2 Youth and Society Work Together

Serbia, August

Bosnia and Herzegovina, September

New York, September

Croatia, April and June

Dynamic Story-Telling by Youth

Development Is Collaborative Participation

Managing Public and Personal Life

Social Relations and Social Change

Inquiry Genres

Narrative Genres

Overview of the Public Story Activity

Advisory Genres

Participants

Why Us?

Participant Evaluations

Summary

3 Living History

From Oppressive History to Living History

Narrating Living History

Landscapes of Conflict

Settings

Plots

Youth–Society Scripts

“Tensions Abound” Script

“Moving Beyond Difficulties” Script

“Reflecting on Societal Divisions” Script

Youth Reflections about the State of the State

Comparing Youth Perspectives to Scholars’ Analyses

Youth in BiH Focus on Tensions in Uncertain Conditions

Youth in Serbia Focus on Ideological Divisions

Youth in Croatia Focus on Obstacles to Economic Advancement

Youth Refugees (Immigrants) to the United States Deal with Isolation

Summary

4 Critical Narrating

Thawing Frozen Narratives

Creative Uses of Cultural Genres

Aesthetic Hooks for Political Expression

Literary Conversations

Plot

Emotion

Speaking with Time

Critical Narrating

Summary

5 Participation Matters

Participation and Development

Youth Participation across Political-Violence Systems

Participation Matters

How Do Youth Participate in Community Organizations?

Youth Advice to Persons in Power

Active Inquiry: Youth Interpretations of Surveys

Active Inquiry: Creating an Original Youth Survey

Debating Public Stories

Summary: Power Genres

6 Sociobiographies

Many Ways to Tell a War Story

Sociobiographies

Beyond Identity

Personal Stories in Societal Scripts

Sociobiographical Case Studies

Variations on the “Moving Beyond Difficulties” Script in the United States

Narea, Coping with Moving Beyond

Other Approaches to the “Moving Beyond” Script

Variations on the “Tensions Abound” Script

Amer-Ci, A Cheerful Voice amidst the Tension

Other Approaches to the “Tensions Abound” Script

Variations on the “Moving Beyond Difficulties” Script in Croatia

Anamaria, a View from the North

Other Approaches to the “Moving Beyond Difficulties” Script

Variations on the “Reflecting on Societal Divisions” Script

Pseudonumia, Young Politician Fighting the Past

Other Approaches to the “Reflecting on Societal Divisions” Script

Summary: A Different Image of the Individual

7 Human Development in Conflict

What Is a Development Analysis of the Effects of Political Violence?

Interactive Development

Exposure and Expressiveness

Purposeful Mediation with Cultural Tools

Balancing Threat–Opportunity Dilemmas

Designing for Developmental Complexity and Diversity

Extending to a Political Violence System in South America

Developmental Punch Line

Appendix: Examples of Public Stories across Positions in the DSTY Research Workshop

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