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Children and the dark side of human experience
confronting global realities and rethinking child development
How can we think about children confronting the dark side of human experience? -- The right to feel safe: trauma and recovery -- The right to a healthy social environment: protecting children from social toxicity -- The right to protection: child abuse is the root of much evil -- The right to be free from hate: protecting voices of compassion in times of war and political violence -- The right to be economically "regular": what it means to be desperately poor -- The right to equality: no girl left behind -- Home and homeland: displaced children and youth -- The right to priority in times of war: would you torture one child to bring world peace? -- The right to heal: when traumatized kids need help to recover.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 137-151) and index.