Multilingualism and armed conflict: Theory and evidence from African countries
Multilingualism and armed conflict: Theory and evidence from African countries
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Securing Public Confidence to Counter Insurgents in Hybrid Security Governance Contexts: Examining Public Perceptions in Southern Somalia
Dr Daisy Muibu (Africa Center for Strategic Studies) presents "Securing Public Confidence to Counter Insurgents in Hybrid Security Governance Contexts: Examining Public Perceptions in Southern Somalia"
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Bilinguals in the Lab: Why Does Randomising Language Affect Cooperation?
Dr Paul Clist (University of East Anglia) presents research on Uganda titled "Bilinguals in the Lab: Why Does Randomising Language Affect Cooperation?"
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The Language Conflict Project
Professors Stanley Dubinsky, Michael Gavin, and Harvey Starr (University of South Carolina) present their research on The Language Conflict Project.
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Deadlier than Boko Haram: Nigeria’s Herder-Farmer Conflict in the Local and Foreign Press
Professor Innocent Chiluwa (Heriot-Watt University) presents "Deadlier than Boko Haram: Nigeria's Herder-Farmer Conflict in the Local and Foreign Press."