Publication

2007

This paper discusses policy options for preventing child soldier recruitment at two main points in conflict situations: precursor situations and during conflicts. The author argues that child soldier recruitment becomes possible more as a result of antecedent security and social conditions that negatively affect children, families and communities than the actual recruitment efforts of these violent groups.

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Author Emily Vargas-Baron
Series Ford Institute for Human Security Working Papers
Publisher Ford Institute for Human Security
Copyright © 2007 Ford Institute for Human Security
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