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  by Anna Harvey
- Politics of Rest and Resilience: Indian Ocean Mangroves and Collaborative Research in the Pandemic
  by Chandana Anusha, Inês M. Raimundo and Serena Stein
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- Conflict and Peacebuilding in Northwest Nigeria: A Perspective on “The Bandit Warlords of Zamfara”
  by Hakeem Onapajo
- Reflections on the Challenges and Benefits of an Inter-Disciplinary PhD Study
  by Cherith Sanger
- Reflections on Christianity, Gender, Inequality, and Poverty in Zimbabwe
  by Ropafadzo Hove
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Special Issue: “Peace, Trade, and Youth: Investing in US-Africa Cooperation.”

Youth’s Visibility for a Sustainable Africa and USA in a Changing Climate

Lilian Namuma S. Kong’ani·

February 17, 2023

Youth today are more educated than their parents are and could be empowered to conduct climate change research and help…

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Refilling the Vacuum: Responding to the Boko Haram Insurgency

Olabanji Akinola·

February 25, 2014

A man walks along a street in northern Nigeria.

"If the Boko Haram insurgency is to be tackled effectively, a combination of well-thought-out development plans and security strategies is…

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