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Mozambique’s protected enclave: What Niassa reveals about the war

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The Fluidity of Ethnic Bipolarity at the Subnational Level

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From War-Zone to Wind-Zone: What Skydiving Reveals About Benghazi’s Path to Sustainable Development

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Wulowulo: Nigeria’s New Terror Threat in a Nation That Never Learns

Idris Mohammed11 months ago11 months ago
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Why has Sudan descended into mass slaughter? The answer goes far beyond simple ethnic conflict

Justin Willis and Willow Berridge11 months ago11 months ago
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Sudan’s rebel force has declared a parallel government: what this means for the war

Samir Ramzy1 year ago1 year ago
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The Art of Peace: Beauty, Beadwork and Democracy in Indigenous Conflict Resolution in Samburu Culture, Kenya

Precious Joan Wapukha1 year ago1 year ago
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Ghost networks and grey zones: How are PMSCs reshaping African security and democracy?

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