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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- 1 THE ORIGINS OF THE INTEGRATION MOVEMENT -- 2 THE ROLE OF ECLA AND THE UNITED STATES -- ECLA's Hegmony, 1951-1959 -- The Role of the United States, 1959-1963 -- Summary -- 3 THE DEVELOPMENT GOALS OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN ELITES -- The Case for Regional Integration in Central America -- The Central American Elites ' Development Goals -- CACM: Success or Failure? -- 4 BALANCED GROWTH -- Honduras' Demand for Preferential Treatment -- Domestic Opposition in Honduras: The Rivera Report -- Conclusions -- 5 THE SAN JOSE PROTOCOL -- The Emergence of the Balance of Payments Issue -- The Failure of Tax Reform -- The Failure of the San Jose Protocol -- The Significance of the San Jose Protocol -- The Nicaraguan Crisis -- Conclusions -- 6 THE SOCCER WAR -- The Frontier Question -- The Migration Issue -- The Common Market and the Soccer War -- The Internal Political Situation in Honduras -- The Internal Political Situation in El Salvador -- The Aftermath of the Soccer War -- Summary -- 7 RECONSTRUCTION: 1969-1978 -- The Modus Operandi -- Costa Rica Engineers a Crisis -- The Central American Economic and Social Community -- Obstacles to Restructuring -- Integracion de hecho si no de derecho -- 8 CONCLUSIONS -- The Goals of the Politicos -- The Role of the Politicos -- Crises: The Politics of Brinkmanship -- The Conflict Between Regional Integration and National Political Development -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.

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For over 30 years, the United States has accepted unaccompanied children and youth referred by UNHCR for resettlement. However, unaccompanied refugee children can wait years in camps or urban settings before they are identified for resettlement, an average of three years in the case of children resettled to the US. With an average age of 15 at the time of arrival, refugee youth often struggle to integrate into their new cultural context while maintaining their cultural identity. Assisting their integration requires a comprehensive, often long-term, approach that involves families, communities and programme support services. Adapted from the source document.