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Psychiatric Becomings in Times of War. A Short History
Dr Ukshini,
her back turned towards us in her white doctor’s coat, was busy preparing Turkish coffee over a small gas cooker. Laughing she remembered how American psychiatrists and psychologists had […]
Grieving Loss, Remembering Hardship, Building a Nation. Commemorating the Massacres in Krusha e Madhe and Pastasel
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It is March and the anniversaries of the massacres committed by Serbian forces in Krusha e Madhe and Pastasel in 1999 are nearing. They are commemorated on the 26th […]
When the Deserving Poor Refuse to be Virtuous and Humanitarian Aid Fails to Imagine a Good Life
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Humanitarian virtues
Wars change life conditions.
There are the sheer number of civilian deaths and the flow of forcibly displaced people. There is family disintegration, weakening of social networks and breakdown […]
The Power of Photography: The Miracle of Survival
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“Here you see the mourning family of two brothers who died…”
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“This is a real mass grave…”
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“In this mass grave you can see my teacher and another teacher…”
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“This is a […]
The Photo Album
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I am looking through a series of matt photos that are organised in an album. They have each been carefully placed behind individual plastic sheets that are now torn […]