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Chapter in book
2015
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Chapter in book
2015
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Chapter in book
2015
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Chapter in book
2015
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Report
2015
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Agrarian Change, Property and Resources
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Report
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Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Agrarian Change, Property and Resources
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Report
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Article in journal
2015
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Research Unit

The conflicts in the Jos metropolis are not different from other identity conflicts over land in Africa. Studies have shown that dispute over environmental resources is not sufficient by itself to cause violence. When it does contribute to violence, it interacts with other political, economic, and social factors. This perspective draws attention to the social, econ...

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Article in journal
2015
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Research Unit

The conflicts in the Jos metropolis are not different from other identity conflicts over land in Africa. Studies have shown that dispute over environmental resources is not sufficient by itself to cause violence. When it does contribute to violence, it interacts with other political, economic, and social factors. This perspective draws attention to the social, econ...

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Article in journal
2015
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Research Unit

The conflicts in the Jos metropolis are not different from other identity conflicts over land in Africa. Studies have shown that dispute over environmental resources is not sufficient by itself to cause violence. When it does contribute to violence, it interacts with other political, economic, and social factors. This perspective draws attention to the social, econ...

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Article in journal
2015
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, Research Unit

The conflicts in the Jos metropolis are not different from other identity conflicts over land in Africa. Studies have shown that dispute over environmental resources is not sufficient by itself to cause violence. When it does contribute to violence, it interacts with other political, economic, and social factors. This perspective draws attention to the social, econ...

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