List of Subject Classifications Records

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Niamh Punton, Juan Armando Torres Munguía, Kato Van Broeckhoven, Siobhan O’Neil, Mohammed Bukar, Fatima Yetcha Ajimi Badu, Anamika Madhuraj and Saniya Ali (2022). Child Recruitment in the Lake Chad Basin. MEAC Findings Report. United Nations University.		346	418
Scott, Jacqueline (2017). Children and Extreme Violence: Insights from Criminology on Child Trajectories Into and Out of Non-State Armed Groups. Children and Extreme Violence. United Nations University.		2007	1235
Rogers, Amanda E. (2017). Children and Extreme Violence: Viewing Non-State Armed Groups Through a Brand Marketing Lens: A Case Study Of Islamic State. Children and Extreme Violence. United Nations University.		1952	3142
Seymour, Claudia (2018). Cradled by Conflict: Implications for Programming. Cradled by Conflict. United Nations University.		478	3447
Downing, Cristal, Olaya, Angela, Rivas, Sofia, O'Neil, Siobhan and Van Broeckhoven, Kato (2022). Current Dynamics of Child Recruitment in Colombia. Managing Exits from Armed Conflict Findings Report. United Nations University.		299	646
Day, Adam, Vanda Felbab-Brown and Haddad, Fanar, Hybrid Conflict, Hybrid Peace: How Militias and Paramilitary Groups Shape Post-Conflict Transitions, ed. Day, Adam (New York: United Nations University, 2020).		1001	1984
Downing, Cristal, Olaya, Angela and Rivas, Sofia (2022). “It’s Like Starting From Scratch”: Informal Support Accessed by Individuals who Disengaged from Armed Groups as Children in Colombia. MEAC Findings Report. United Nations University.		183	476
O'Neil, Siobhan and Van Broeckhoven, Kato (2019). No Research About Us Without Us. United Nations University.		718	397
Parry, Jacqueline, Khoshnaw, Yousif Khalid and O'Neil, Siobhan (2022). Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Children from Families with Perceived ISIL Affiliation: Experiences from Iraq and Al Hol. MEAC Findings Report. United Nations University.		410	1374