Publication date
January 2017
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This thesis explores the historical trauma of Uganda people in Civil War and Chinese in Cultural Revolution, trying to compare those two groups in regard to their suffering and resilience
This thesis explores the historical trauma of Uganda people in Civil War and Chinese in Cultural Revolution, trying to compare those two groups in regard to their suffering and resilience
The impacts of protracted displacement can be understood through the spatial and material afterlives...
ABSTRACT: April to June every year, Rwandans commemorate the 1994 genocide. Extensive oral historica...
This thesis is concerned with the experiences of children who were formerly abducted and recruited i...
This thesis addresses the question of why, when almost everyone says they wish it would end, sufferi...
Thesis advisor: William A. GamsonThesis advisor: Zine MagubaneAlongside a burgeoning popular fascina...
Doctor of PhilosophyDepartment of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social WorkGerad D. MiddendorfFor ove...
This thesis considers how documentation and memorialization initiatives curate historical narratives...
This thesis provides an investigation into the experiences of Ugandan women and men during the civil...
After the end of civil war in Northern Uganda, Gulu District and Gulu municipality are no longer sit...
In 2012, Uganda celebrated 50 years of independence. The postcolonial era in the country has been ma...
This dissertation is a partial account of the cultural politics of 'development' in contemporary Uga...
From the 1960s to 1996, Guatemala endured a violent civil war. After an indigenous group of Mayans d...
A dissertation about research in Yumbe District in north-western Uganda is likely to start with refe...
The Acholi have been at the very center of all the major conflicts in Uganda. They have suffered in ...
For nearly two decades, the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) has waged a war against the people of North...
The impacts of protracted displacement can be understood through the spatial and material afterlives...
ABSTRACT: April to June every year, Rwandans commemorate the 1994 genocide. Extensive oral historica...
This thesis is concerned with the experiences of children who were formerly abducted and recruited i...
This thesis addresses the question of why, when almost everyone says they wish it would end, sufferi...
Thesis advisor: William A. GamsonThesis advisor: Zine MagubaneAlongside a burgeoning popular fascina...
Doctor of PhilosophyDepartment of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social WorkGerad D. MiddendorfFor ove...
This thesis considers how documentation and memorialization initiatives curate historical narratives...
This thesis provides an investigation into the experiences of Ugandan women and men during the civil...
After the end of civil war in Northern Uganda, Gulu District and Gulu municipality are no longer sit...
In 2012, Uganda celebrated 50 years of independence. The postcolonial era in the country has been ma...
This dissertation is a partial account of the cultural politics of 'development' in contemporary Uga...
From the 1960s to 1996, Guatemala endured a violent civil war. After an indigenous group of Mayans d...
A dissertation about research in Yumbe District in north-western Uganda is likely to start with refe...
The Acholi have been at the very center of all the major conflicts in Uganda. They have suffered in ...
For nearly two decades, the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) has waged a war against the people of North...
The impacts of protracted displacement can be understood through the spatial and material afterlives...
ABSTRACT: April to June every year, Rwandans commemorate the 1994 genocide. Extensive oral historica...
This thesis is concerned with the experiences of children who were formerly abducted and recruited i...
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