Genocide and Human Rights

Lattimer, Mark

doi:10.4324/9781351157568

2017

DOI: 10.4324/9781351157568

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Genocide and Human Rights

Mark Lattimer¹

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Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences: It’s All about Relationships

Zeanah

Burstein²,

Cartier

2018

Societies

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Recognition that economic, environmental, and social adversity affects health is not new; adversity may result from social determinants such as poverty, community violence, or poor nutrition; from within the family/caregiving environment; or interactions between these complex environs. However, compelling new research demonstrating the profound impact of cumulative early adversity and toxic stress on development and adult health is leading to the mobilization of global prevention and intervention efforts to attain and assure better health for populations across the world. In this paper, we begin with a global population perspective on adversity and discuss priorities for global health. We then turn to studies of adverse childhood experiences to consider current understanding of how early experiences impact brain development and short- and long-term health. Factors that build resilience and buffer the effects of toxic stress and adversity are described, with emphasis on the foundationally protective role of safe and nurturing caregiving relationships. We discuss the implications of these findings in terms of community health and present a participatory research paradigm as a relationship-based method to improve community engagement in identifying and mitigating the impact of adverse childhood experiences on health.

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Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences: It’s All about Relationships

Zeanah

Burstein²,

Cartier

2018

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Une justice pénale internationale vue par les femmes : continuités et bifurcations dans les analyses féministes de la pénalité

Pieret¹

2016

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Pour une partie des analystes féministes, le droit pénal demeure un appareil de domination construit par et pour les hommes. Dès lors, à leur yeux, rien ne justifie de s’en servir comme d’une arme politique susceptible de se retourner contre ceux qui en maitrisent le maniement. Ce point de vue radical se voit cependant et progressivement émoussé sur la scène internationale où l’on assiste à un usage militant du droit pénal international de la part d’activistes féministes en vue de punir les auteurs d’atteinte massive aux droits des femmes ou de justifier une intervention humanitaire en cas de tels crimes. Le présent article se propose, tout d’abord, de mettre à jour l’oscillation qui parcourt la pensée féministe critique au sein des arènes interne et internationale. Il vise, ensuite, à expliquer pour quelles raisons, à la faveur de l’accession de femmes dans les instances politiques et judiciaires internationales, le radicalisme des analyses initiales s’érode pour laisser place à des discours nettement plus favorables au déploiement de la pénalité internationale.

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Conexões perdidas: Representações de género, violência (armada) e segurança na Resolução 1325*

Santos¹,

Roque²,

Moura³

2012

rccs

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Genocide and Human Rights

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Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences: It’s All about Relationships

Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences: It’s All about Relationships

Une justice pénale internationale vue par les femmes : continuités et bifurcations dans les analyses féministes de la pénalité

Conexões perdidas: Representações de género, violência (armada) e segurança na Resolução 1325*

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