Why some survive: Coping, resilience and social capital in armed conflict

F Alvarez-Castillo; S Okuonzi; N Chabikuli; O Lomorro; L Atuyambe; KT Silva

doi:10.4314/asp.v4i2.31594

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Jan 4, 2007

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10.4314/asp.v4i2.31594

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Alvarez-Castillo, F., Okuonzi, S., Chabikuli, N., Lomorro, O., Atuyambe, L., & Silva, K. (2007). Why some survive: Coping, resilience and social capital in armed conflict. African Safety Promotion: A Journal of Injury and Violence Prevention, 4(2). https://doi.org/10.4314/asp.v4i2.31594

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F Alvarez-Castillo

University of the Phillippines Manila & University of South Africa, Phillippines/South Africa

S Okuonzi

Ministry of Health, Uganda

N Chabikuli

University of Pretoria, South Africa

O Lomorro

Minstry of Social Welfare and Health, Sudan

L Atuyambe

Makarere University, Uganda

KT Silva

University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

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Why some survive: Coping, resilience and social capital in armed conflict

F Alvarez-Castillo

S Okuonzi

N Chabikuli

O Lomorro

L Atuyambe

KT Silva

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F Alvarez-Castillo

S Okuonzi

N Chabikuli

O Lomorro

L Atuyambe

KT Silva

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