The Third Edition of Family Stress Management by Pauline Boss, Chalandra M. Bryant, and
Jay A. Mancini continues its original commitment to recognize both the external and internal …

Background Forced disappearance is a frequent phenomenon in violent conflicts and
regimes, yet little is known about unresolved grief processes as a possible outcome of the …

In the bereavement literature, prolonged grief, described in the new DSM‐5 as persistent
complex bereavement disorder, is considered a pathological disorder affecting a small but …

Peacebuilding scholarship has not responded adequately to critiques of peacebuilding
practice. This failure results from two related problems; an implicit assumption of a …

Despite a growth in research exploring corporeal dimensions of peacebuilding, scholarship
addressing intergroup reconciliation after violent conflict currently pays too little attention to …

Abstract Background In 1981, the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) was
established with a clear purpose: to determine the fate of the missing Greek and Turkish …

Ambiguous loss is a traumatic loss; it immobilizes family processes, ruptures relationships,
blocks coping and decision making, and freezes the grief process. Because there is no …

This article examines 'parental harm'–a harm that occurs when a parent loses or faces the
threat of losing a child. We contend that the manipulation and severing of relationships …

This review aims to determine the impact of the disappearance of migrants on their family
members, to identify their grief management needs, and to describe interventions carried out …

Este artigo analisa a ligação entre comunidades e desaparecimentos. Argumenta-se que
muitas vezes as vítimas de desaparecimentos pertencem a uma comunidade …