Child Soldiers in Africa

Alcinda Manuel Honwana

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Political Conflict and Governance Military history and social perspectives Military, Security, and Education Studies

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In Child Soldiers in Africa Alcinda Honwana brings her firsthand experience with child soldiers in Angola and Mozambique to shed light on how children are recruited, what they encounter, and how they come to terms with what they have done.

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