Must Read: Special Issue on Military Children and Families

October 31, 2013/0 Comments/in Content for Non-Profits & Policy-Makers, Content for Researchers & Academics, Research from Related Fields /by Jean Rhodes

Prestigious journal The Future of Children has devoted its latest issue to Military Children and Families. This issue is the result of a collaboration with the Military Child Coalition. Unlike most academic journals, FOC grants full access to readers. This special issue is a treasure trove. The editors Stephen J. Cozza (Retired Army Colonel) and Richard M. Lerner (Tufts University Bergstrom Chair) sought to: integrate what is known about the strengths and challenges faced by military children and families; to survey the programs that serve them; to specify future directions for research; and to survey the evidence for policies and programs that serve them. They also highlight how research on non-military children and families in hopes that it can help researchers and practitioners to better understand military children and families. The result is a rich, thoughtful and extremely important special issue that will be a resource to programs, researchers, and policy makers for years to come.

Table of Contents

Military Children and Families: Introducing the Issue

Colonel Stephen J. Cozza and Richard M. Lerner

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The Demographics of Military Children and Families

Molly Clever and David R. Segal

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Economic Conditions of Military Families

James Hosek and Shelley MacDermid Wadsworth

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Military Children from Birth to Five Years

Joy D. Osofsky and Lt. Colonel Molinda Chartrand

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Child Care and Other Support Programs

Major Latosha Floyd and Deborah A. Phillips

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Resilience among Military Youth

M. Ann Easterbrooks, Kenneth Ginsburg and Richard M. Lerner

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How Wartime Military Service Affects Children and Families

Patricia Lester and Lieutenant Colonel E Flake

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When a Parent Is Injured or Killed in Combat

Allison K. Holmes, Paula K. Rauch and Colonel Stephen J. Cozza

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Building Communities of Care for Military Children and Families

Harold Kudler and Colonel Rebecca I. Porter

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Unlocking Insights about Military Children and Families

Anita Chandra and Andrew S. London

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Afterword: What We Can Learn from Military Children and Families

Ann S. Masten

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