Displacement and the politics of violence in Nigeria
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Displacement and the politics of violence in Nigeria
（International studies in sociology and social anthropology, v. 67）
Brill, 1997
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内容説明
This volume examines the political stalemate that has engulfed Nigeria in the 1990s. The annulment of the 1993 elections stopped the transition to civilian rule which had begun in 1987. In re-establishing its rule, the military relied increasingly on repressive measures. As rival elites have struggled to control the economy, the level of violence and general insecurity has increased. Often contending forces are perceived in religious terms, with the result that secular strife has become pronounced.
The military government has thereby been able to manipulate the complexities of religious, class and ethnic factors for its own purposes, with the result that increasing numbers of Nigerians have left the country.
目次
Introduction, Paul E. Lovejoy and Pat Ama Tokunbo Williams
Nigeria in the Global Context of Refugees: Historical and Comparative Perspectives, Toyin Falola
Political Instability and Displacement in Nigeria, Leo Dare
Religion, Violence and Displacement in Nigeria, Pat Ama Tokunbo Williams
The Politics of History: The Legacy of the Sokoto Caliphate in Nigeria, Jonathan T. Reynolds
Ecology, Identity, Developmentalism and Displacement in Northern Nigeria, Jonathan T. Reynolds
Shifting the Imbalance: The Impact of Structural Adjustment on Rural-Urban Population Movements in Northern Nigeria, Kate Meagher
Contemporary Dimensions of Migration among Historically Migrant Nigerians: Fulani Pastoralists in Southwestern Nigeria, Akanmu G. Adebayo
The Displacement of the Nigerian Academic Community, Ibrahim M. Jumare
Legalizing Displacement: The Legal Order in the Political Economy of Nigeria, Paul D. Ocheje
The New Nigeria: Displacement and the Nation, Michael Levin
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