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Abstract
Using Boko Haram as a case in point, this essay by Adam Talsma explores how the concept of 'planetary urbanisation' sheds new light on armed conflicts—urban and non-urban alike.
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Title
Planetary conflict: exploring the urban geography of Boko Haram
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In: Global Challenges. - Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. - Special issue 2(2023), Article 5
Date
2023
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Content Type
Journal Articles
Record Created
2023-08-14
Record ID
301676
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Dossier "Urban Morphology & Violence", produced by the Research Office
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