Cambridge University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 24
Опубликована: Сен. 30, 2021
The
Introduction
explains
that
veterans
returned
to
Việt
Nam
in
search
of
resolution,
or
peace,
their
personal
relationships
with
the
war.
This
manifested
nostalgia
for
"Vietnam,"
returnees
acting
as
a
diasporic
community
forged
While
many
found
measure
peace
upon
return,
they
were
also
challenged
by
erasure
wartime
presence.
Veterans
drew
on
memories
and
performed
nostalgic
practices
recapture
sense
belonging
Nam.
Outlining
three
distinct
eras
returnees,
this
chapter
shows
how
comparative,
transnational
perspective
reveals
stark
differences
American
Australian
war
memories,
narratives,
imaginings
"Vietnam."
presents
review
existing
scholarship
topic
returning
veterans,
situating
book
broader
literature
its
legacies;
book's
oral
history
methodology
analytic
approach;
outlines
structure
book.
The Journals of Gerontology Series B,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
unknown, С. gbv157 - gbv157
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2016
We
examine
the
impacts
of
trauma
exposures
and
family
stressors
associated
with
Vietnam
War
on
musculoskeletal
health
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
outcomes
in
elderly
Vietnamese
who
were
widely
impacted
by
war
as
young
adults.
Noting
that
wars’
extend
beyond
male
veterans
most
survivor
populations,
we
give
attention
to
female
survivors
placed
a
variety
roles
vis-a-vis
war.
Utilizing
data
from
2010
Health
Aging
Pilot
Study
(N
=
405),
use
logistic
Poisson
regression
models
estimate
effect
wartime
disabling
arthritis
PTSD
symptoms
northern
adults
aged
55
older.
The
odds
experiencing
recent
are
greater
respondents
report
involvement
killing/causing
severe
injury
observed
atrocities.
In
women,
is
positively
correlated
era
child
death
spousal
separation.
Arthritis
also
exhibits
significant,
positive
association
injury.
Our
study
provides
insights
into
burden
conflict
upon
among
populations
global
south
survived
now
entering
older
adulthood.
pattern
results,
indicating
greatest
suffering
those
inflicted
or
failed
prevent
bodily
harm
loss
life,
consistent
concept
moral
Psychological Trauma Theory Research Practice and Policy,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
10(1), С. 87 - 94
Опубликована: Июнь 5, 2017
This
study
investigated
the
perceived
intergenerational
impact
of
1932-1933
forced
starvation-genocide
Ukrainians
and
reports
mass
trauma
on
physical
health
well-being
across
three
generations.Interviews
were
conducted
with
survivors
1930s
their
adult
children
grandchildren.
In
total,
45
interviews
in
Ukraine
a
qualitative
thematic
method
was
used
to
analyze
interview
texts.Two
main
themes
emerged
from
analysis.
First,
noted
adverse
outcomes
stemming
experiences
trauma.
Second,
mainly
descendants
reported
that
set
into
motion
biological,
psychological
social
processes,
which
turn,
have
negatively
affected
generations.Participants
viewed
not
only
survivors,
but
also
grandchildren
born
decades
after
traumatic
event.
Recommendations
are
made
for
cultural
awareness
training
clinicians
who
treat
patients
family
histories
ancestral
(PsycINFO
Database
Record
Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 25, 2023
Older
Vietnamese
adults
are
among
the
most
underserved
groups
in
United
States,
despite
being
at
high
risk
for
stress
and
other
negative
experiences
(e.g.,
access
to
same-language
practitioners,
transportation
barriers,
lack
of
health
care).
Minimal
progress
has
been
made
decreasing
treatment
barriers
this
population.
One
promising
approach
involves
using
indigenous,
culturally
based
interventions
enhance
psychological
physical
well-being.
Such
may
reduce
utilization
quality
care
disparities
because
they
emphasize
a
more
holistic
health,
thereby
limiting
shame
face
loss
often
experienced
due
stigma
associated
with
mental
illness.
The
present
study
examined
efficacy
lishi,
traditional
East
Asian
movement
form
exercise,
promoting
outcomes
older
immigrant
adults.
Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
62(4), С. 526 - 544
Опубликована: Окт. 8, 2021
Most
Vietnamese
young
adults
who
experienced
the
American
War
were
exposed
to
war-related
violence,
which
can
exert
a
lifelong
impact.
We
analyze
survey
data
collected
among
northern
and
central
older
in
2018
Vietnam
Health
Aging
Study
(N
=
2,447)
examine
association
between
various
war
traumas,
psychological
distress,
suicidal
ideation.
Informed
by
life
course
stress
process
perspectives,
we
use
structural
equation
models
with
multiple
mediators
relationship
mental
health
outcomes
five
types
of
wartime
exposure:
loss
family
friends,
witnessing
death,
malevolent
living
conditions,
threat,
moral
injury.
Our
findings
reveal
enduring
impacts
survivors.
Wartime
exposure’s
influence
on
is
mediated
recent
comorbidities
stressful
events.
Loss
members,
conditions
during
are
particularly
salient
risks
for
distress.
Asian Economic Journal,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
36(2), С. 180 - 202
Опубликована: Май 17, 2022
This
article
examines
the
long‐term
health
effects
of
Agent
Orange,
a
military
herbicide
containing
hazardous
chemical
compound
dioxin
that
was
widely
disseminated
in
South
Vietnam
during
War
(1959–1975).
Based
on
data
from
US
archives
operations,
we
estimate
prevalence
disabilities
among
Vietnamese
people
using
2009
Population
Census.
The
results
demonstrate
legacy
Orange
continues,
with
ongoing
adverse
(although
small)
even
more
than
30
years
since
end
war.
Critically,
burden
severe
mobility
disability
has
been
mostly
borne
by
ethnic
minority
women
affected
areas.
Post-Soviet Affairs,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
36(4), С. 323 - 345
Опубликована: Дек. 11, 2019
The
sweeping
political
transition
from
the
Soviet
Union
to
independence
in
Tajikistan
was
accompanied
by
a
devastating
civil
war.
Social,
economic,
and
demographic
change
followed.
This
research
examines
critical
indicator
of
human
welfare
stability
at
micro-
macro-levels:
educational
attainment
mobility.
Using
2007
Tajik
Living
Standards
Survey,
I
compare
cohorts
educated
before,
during,
after
examine
impact
war
on
findings
suggest
that
consequences
were
gendered:
boys'
disrupted
when
they
lived
conflict-affected
area
16-to-17
years
old
began;
girls'
decline
more
widespread.
contributes
our
understanding
long-term
events
capital
accumulation
over
life
course.
