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Comparative Study of Child Soldiering on Myanmar-China Border

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Criminology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-4560-02-3

ISBN: 978-981-4560-01-6

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Mar 21, 2014

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Chen, Kai

Pages: 1 –10

[This chapter reviews the outline of this book and addresses the necessity and main purposes of this research.]
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Chapter 2Research Methodology

Chen, Kai

Pages: 11 –16

[This chapter describes the research approaches, methods, and data resources adopted by this book, and notes the geographic scope, time scope, and the main armed forces and armed groups in discussion.]
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Chapter 3Child Soldiering on Myanmar–China Border

Chen, Kai

Pages: 17 –37

[This chapter begins by describing the current situation and new features of child soldiering on the Myanmar–China border, then addresses the main armed forces and groups involved in child soldiering, and analyzes the negative consequences of child soldiering.]
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Chapter 4Structural Factors of Child Soldiering

Chen, Kai

Pages: 39 –51

[This chapter explores a series of structural factors, which have impacts on child soldiering on the Myanmar–China border, and demonstrates that the reach of the Myanmar government is quite limited to governance child soldiering.]
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Chapter 5Why Children are Involved in Armed Conflicts?

Chen, Kai

Pages: 53 –61

[In this chapter, scenario studies are presented to explore three kinds of relationships between child soldiers and their recruiters, that is, victim–coercer relationship, patron–client relationship, and comradeship.]
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Chapter 6Why Other Children are not Recruited?

Chen, Kai

Pages: 63 –68

[In the case of the Myanmar–China border, child soldiering is just one of most crucial ways in which children are affected by armed conflicts. This chapter presents comparisons between child soldiers and the other groups of children that are not recruited into ranks but vulnerable to the negative...
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Chapter 7Transnational Public–Private Partnership: A “Second Best” Solution for Reducing Child Soldiering

Chen, Kai

Pages: 69 –81

[This chapter discusses why there is no optimal solution for reducing child soldiering, and then analyzes the feasibility of resolving this issue through a “second best” solution, that is, “transnational public–private partnership”. Then, this chapter analyzes the current situation of...
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Chapter 8Possible Countermeasures to Govern Child Soldiering

Chen, Kai

Pages: 83 –93

[In accordance with the principles of public-private partnership, this chapter suggests a series of countermeasures in order to govern child soldiering on the Myanmar-China border.]
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Chapter 9Conclusion and Outlook

Chen, Kai

Pages: 95 –96

[This chapter assesses the main findings of this book, and highlights several questions reserved for future work.]

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