被迫内部迁移与心理健康：喀麦隆雅温得境内流离失所人员无形伤痕及韧性路径的民族志分析

Compulsory internal displacement has become one of the major socio-political and development challenges affecting communities in conflict-affected contexts. In Cameroon, the armed conflict in the North-West and South-West Regions has generated significant population movements, forcing many individuals and families to seek refuge in urban centres such as Yaoundé. While existing studies have largely examined displacement from humanitarian, security and psychological perspectives, this article adopts a development anthropology approach to analyse how forced displacement transforms social relation