Trauma Interventions in War and Peace: Prevention, Practice, and Policy

I: Overview. WHO Voice: WHO: From the Health Perspective; S. Saxens. 1. Introduction; S.D. Solomon. 2. Traumatic Stress and its Consequences; B. Green. 3. Social Deprivation; E.L. Bassuk, B. Donelan. 4. Intervention Options for Society, Communties, Families and Individuals; J.A. Fairbank, M.J. Friedman, J. de Jong, B.L. Green, S.D. Solomon.
II: Abuse and Torture. UN Voice: The Ascendant Ethical Self; O. Frank. 5. Child Abuse in Peacetime; D.A. Wolfe, M.B. Nayak. 6. Abuse of Older People; R.F. Wolfe, G. Bennett, L. Daichman. 7. People with Mental and Physical Disabilities; K.T. Mueser, V.A. Hiday, L.B. Goodman, D. Valenti-Hein. 8. Violence against Women; M.A. Dutton, D.G. Kilpatrick, M. Friedman, V. Patel. 9. Survivors of Mass Violence and Torture; S. Turner, S. Yuksel, D. Silove.
III: Wars and Disasters. UN Voice: Coordinating Humanitarian Assistance with OCHA: Issues of Psychological Trauma; M. Bowden. 10. Children in Armed Conflict; W. Yule, R. Stuvland, F.K. Baingana, P. Smith. 11. Refugees and Internally Displaced People; N. Baron, S. Buus Jensen, J. de Jong. 12. Former Combatants; B. Engdahl, P.L. de Silva, Z. Solomon, D. Somasundaram. 13. Natural and Technological Disasters; D. Somasundaram, F. Norris, N. Azukai, R. Srinivasa Murthy.
IV: United Nations Personnel. UN Voice: UNSECOORD: Protecting the Protectors; D. Russler. 14. UN Peacekeepers and Civilian Field Personnel; M.J. Friedman, P.G. Warfe, G.K. Mwiti.
V: Summary and Conclusion. World Bank Voice: World Bank: An Overview and Some Next Steps; F. Baingana. 15. A Call to Action: Responding to Social and Humanitarian Crises; T.M. Keane.