Child Soldiers in Africa (The Ethnography of Political Violence)
"Groundbreaking."—PsycCRITIQUES"Mandatory reading for anyone who wants to embark on the difficult task of understanding more fully the complex realities of child soldiering in Africa and elsewhere."—Modern African Studies"This well-structured and multifaceted analysis of child soldiering would be useful reading for researchers and scholars."—Journal of Peace Research"What Honwana eloquently reminds us inChild Soldiersis that there are millions of children around the globe whose lives have been hijacked to serve the egotistical purposes of adults too caught up in their own self-centered agendas to care what happens to future generations."—PsychCRITIQUES(American Psychological Association)