Chapter 1 The Long Road Home: Conceptual Debates on Recruitment Experiences and Reintegration Outcomes

Chapter 2 Why Do Children Fight? Motivations and the Mode of Recruitment

Chapter 3 Child Soldier Recruitment in the Liberian Civil Wars: Individual Motivations and Rebel Group Tactics

Chapter 4 Group Cohesion and Coercive Recruitment: Young Combatants and the Revolutionary United Front of Sierra Leone

Chapter 5 Girl Soldiers in Guatemala

Chapter 6 Resilience Amidst Risks for Recruitment: A Case Study of ‘At Risk’ Children in Colombia

Chapter 7 How Voluntary? The Role of Community in Youth Participation in Muslim Mindanao

Chapter 8 Neither Child nor Soldier: Contested Terrains in Identity, Victimcy and Survival

Chapter 9 ‘But I’m a Man’: The Imposition of Childhood on and Denial of Identity and Economic Opportunity to Afghanistan’s Child Soldiers

Chapter 10 Socialization and Reintegration Challenges: A Case Study of the Lord’s Resistance Army

Chapter 11 Social Navigation and Power in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone: Reflections from a Former Child Soldier Turned Bike Rider

Chapter 12 Victimcy as Social Navigation: From the Toolbox of Liberian Child Soldiers

Chapter 13 Mozambique Life Outcome Study: How Did Child Soldiers Turn Out as Adults?

Chapter 14 Exclusion or Reintegration: Child Soldiers in Angola

Chapter 15 Child Soldier Reintegration in Sudan: A Practitioner’s Field Experience

Chapter 16 Reintegration of Child Soldiers in Nepal: Grassroots Reflections

Chapter 17 Mapping Child Soldier Reintegration Outcomes: Exploring the Linkages