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This important book combines insights from disciplines as diverse as developmental psychopathology, pediatrics, and public policy to offer a detailed description of the impact of global crises, such as armed conflict, climate change, and environmental degradation, on the developing child.
This book explores both the direct harms of these crises and those caused indirectly, including family separation, strained caregiving relationships, loss of cultural resources, and damage to children's self-efficacy and emotion regulation abilities. Using case studies from the last few decades, the authors demonstrate the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate systems, such as soil health, family cohesion, individual coping skills, nutrition availability, and economic policy, all with an eye to the urgent developmental processes unfolding within and around the child.
This text is core reading for upper-level undergraduates and graduate students in child psychology, social work, public health, healthcare, public policy, and public affairs. Also, by offering several roadmaps by which individuals, organizations, communities, and nations may leverage resources at each level of a child's ecology to support healthy development, this book will be of interest to professionals working in humanitarian sectors as well as leaders in global pediatrics.
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Case Studies
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Prologue: Global Risk, Global Opportunity
Introduction
Part I. INTRODUCTION: CATASTROPHIC CONFLUENCE
Chapter 1. Armed Conflict in the 21st Century
Chapter 2. The Environmet: Extreme Weather Events and Human-Caused Pollution
Chapter 3. Climate Change:The Existential Multiplier
Part II. INTRODUCTION: IMPLICATION FOR CHILD SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 4. The Child: Life's Journey Begins
Chapter 5. The Microsystem and Attachment
Chapter 6. The Meso- and Exosystems: Mastery, Competence, and Identity
Chapter 7. The Macrosystem and Gender Equity
Chapter 8. The Chronosystem and Life Course Trajectories
PART III. INTRODUCTION: SOCIETAL FLASHPOINTS
Chapter 9. Foreced Displacement and Migration
Chapter 10. Convergence of Conflict and Climate Change in and Around the Sahel
Chapter 11. Genocide, War Crimes, and Crimes Against Humanity
Chapter 12. Child Labor and Its Impact on Education
Chapter 13. Technological Innovation
Chapter 14. Indigenous Populations
Chapter 15. The Exceptional Child
PART IV. INTRODUCTION: INTERVENTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
Chapter 16. Trauma-Informed Care
Chapter 17. Child Rights
Chapter 18. Developmental Resilience Science and Resilience-Informed Systems
Chapter 19. Bearing Witness Through Research
Chapter 20. Advocacy through the Lens of Creative Expression
Chapter 21. Protest and Youth Voices
Chapter 22. Promoting Peace through Social Justice
Chapter 23. Climate Solutions and Champtions
Epilogue: A Clarion Call for Hope, Hospitality, and Resilience
