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Volume 7, Numéro 4

• Editorial
  • Editorial 7(4)
    Eade, Deborah
• Articles
  • Organismes humanitaires et position morale en situation de la guerre: principes d'humanité, de neutralité, d'impartialité et de solidarité
    Slim, Hugo
  • Les responsabilités humanitaires du Conseil de Sécurité des Nations Unies: assurer la sécurité des populations
    Somavía, Juan
  • Pour le meilleur? Pour le pire? L'aide humanitaire dans les situations de conflit
    Bryer, David; Cairns, Edmund
  • Démantèlement de l'ex-Yougoslavie, recolonisation de la Bosnie
    Chossudovsky, Michel
  • L'humanitaire non neutre: les ONG et la crise rwandaise
    Storey, Andy
• Point de Vue
  • Guatemala: uncovering the past, recovering the future
    Lira, Elizabeth
• Notes Pratiques
  • The use of matrix scoring to identify systematic issues in country-programme evaluation
    Maxwell, Simon
  • Feminise our forests: consultation on the World Commission on Forests and Sustainable Development
    Nanavaty, Reema
  • Land-use options for rural development
    Ghimire, Krishna B.
  • Commercial sex and the single girl: women's empowerment through economic development in Thailand
    Sacks, Rachel G.
• Document du Simposium
  • Papers from a Symposium: Building Bridges in Southern Africa: Conflict, Reconstruction, and Reconciliation in Times of Change Preface
    Eade, Deborah; Williams, Suzanne
  • Établissement durable de la paix dans le Sud: expériences d’Amérique latine
    Pearce, Jenny
  • Transition au Salvador: un processus en plusieurs couches
    Thompson, Martha
  • Rwanda: au-delà du “conflit ethnique”
    Macintosh, Anne
  • Reconstruction and reconciliation: emerging from transition (Paper from Symposium)
    Simpson, Graeme
  • Collective memory and the process of reconciliation and reconstruction (Paper from Symposium)
    Chirwa, Wiseman
  • Reconciliation: the role of truth commissions and alternative ways of healing (Paper from Symposium)
    Muchenga Chicuecue, Noel
  • Reconciliation in Zimbabwe: reality or illusion? (Paper from Symposium)
    Ingham-Thorpe, Val
  • Physical, psychological, and political displacement in Angola and Mozambique (Paper from Symposium)
    Tinga Alberto, Francisco
  • Child soldiers: the experience of the Mozambican Association for Public Health (AMOSAPU) (Paper from Symposium)
    Castelo-Branco, Viriato
  • Training for peace (Paper from Symposium)
    Caine, Glenda
  • Change and continuity: the challenge of transition (Paper from Symposium)
    Eade, Deborah
  • Conflict, reconstruction, and reconciliation: reciprocal lessons for NGOs in Southern Africa and Central America (Paper from Symposium)
    Thompson, Martha
• Rapport de Conférence
  • Macro debates at the Micro-Credit Summit
    Kidder, Thalia
• Commentaires
  • Tensions in the psychosocial discourse: implications for the planning of interventions with war-affected populations
    Ager, Alastair
• Synthèses de Recherche
  • Understanding the informal sector using sub-sector analysis
    Buckley, Graeme
• Critiques de Livres

Tensions in the psychosocial discourse: implications for the planning of interventions with war-affected populations

Ager, Alastair

Fundamental conceptual tensions underlie current debates regarding the implementation of psychosocial interventions with war-affected populations. Three particular tensions structuring current discourse concern the generalisability versus uniqueness of relevant knowledge, the valuing of technical versus indigenous understandings, and the planning of targeted versus community-based intervention. The implications of working out these tensions in the implementation of programmes are explored, leading to the proposal of a model of phased response to psychosocial needs.

Mots clés: Conflits et reconstruction post-conflit; Aide internationale; Secteur social; Droits humains

   

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