“There is no future in this country”: Notes from a Research in Progress on Slow Violence, Mental Health and Resilience in Gaza

Haim Yacobi; Michelle Pace; Ziad Abu  Mustafa; Yasser Abu Jami

“There is no future in this country”: Notes from a Research in Progress on Slow Violence, Mental Health and Resilience in Gaza

Haim Yacobi, Michelle Pace, Ziad Abu Mustafa, Yasser Abu Jami

Institut for Samfundsvidenskab og Erhverv

Publikation: Andet › Udgivelser på nettet - Net-publikation › Forskning › peer review

Abstract

A central theme at the core of our project research findings is the lack of possibility even to imagine a future amongst Gazan youth, which, according to Ratcliff et al (2014), is a symptom of trauma that can lead to a loss of “trust” or “confidence” in the world.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	maj 2023
Udgivelsessted	London
Udgiver	Univesity College London
Status	Udgivet - maj 2023

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Gaza
youth
mental health
resilience
trauma
social policy
settler colonialism
invisible violence
slow violence
health

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Gaza: Making the Invisible Visible: Slow Violence, Mental Health and Resilience in Gaza
Pace, M. (Projektkoordinator), Yacobi, H. (Projektkoordinator), Abu Jamei, Y. (Projektkoordinator) & Attiya Abu Mustafa, Z. (Projektkoordinator)
01/09/2022 → 30/06/2023
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“There is no future in this country”: Notes from a Research in Progress on Slow Violence, Mental Health and Resilience in Gaza

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