African Child Soldiers and Humanitarian Consumption

Alexandra W. Schultheis

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“Disturbing Memoir Outsells Literary Comfort Food at Starbucks,” The New York Times reported on March 10, 2007. Ishmael Beah's A Long Way Gone, a memoir of the author's experiences as a child soldi...

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2002The Postcolonial Exotic 1996Children and the Politics of Culture.2006Child Soldiers in Africa 2007A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier 1996Children and the Politics of Culture 2001Misanthropy Without Borders: The International Children's Rights Regime 1994Innocents Abroad: Western Fantasies of Childhood and the Iconography of Emergencies 2001Small Wars: Cultural Politics of Childhood

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