In the strain of remaking the social world after a violent conflict, women who conceive
children as the result of sexual violence must often raise them amongst resentful victim …

How does the process of becoming family shape a male soldier's rendering of an imagined
future in the precariousness of war? We consider this in relation to the experiences of former …

Anthropologists have engaged in a sustained discussion on the parameters and temporality
of ethical life. If one understands the ethical as intrinsic to ordinary acts and practice, rather …

This chapter discusses the social dimensions of war trauma and recovery through the
examples of Mozambique, with a detailed focus on the Gorongosa, a district in the center of …

The civil war in Northern Uganda in the period 1986–2006 fundamentally altered former
ways of life and created diverse and complex needs. Protracted conflict and displacement …

After the war between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance Army (1986‐
2006), 90 per cent of the displaced rural population in Northern Uganda returned to small …

This dissertation examines the role of schools in shaping post-conflict social relations in a
rapidly growing town in northern Uganda. While there is significant scholarly research …