Titlebook: Boko Haram and International Law; John-Mark Iyi,Hennie Strydom Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 201

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2798-4nd its links to religious terrorism as a motivation. In this contribution, I examine the Boko Haram insurgency and argue that the cross-border nature should be central in designing and implementing appropriate responses by relevant national, regional, and international stakeholders.

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On the Brink? The Nigerian State and the Making of Boko Haramic deprivation, to struggle for political power at the centre as a means to Nigeria’s oil wealth. In this chapter, I briefly sketch the several layers of interconnected local, regional and international factors that have combined to produce one of the deadliest terrorist groups in the world. I argue

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Dialectics of Sovereignty, Self-Determination and Violent Strategy in Africa latter, how? What factors drive violent conflicts within the national sphere? Which sorts of institutional arrangements might be able to anchor peace settlements? How have Africa’s recurrent experiences in armed struggles, insurgencies and secessionist bids conflated the historical understandings o

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Vipers Are Offsprings of Dragons: A Fanonian Analysis of Violent Conflicts in Africa with Specific R violence. In Fanon’s view, colonialism was a violent phenomenon in Africa that sowed and nurtured the seeds of violence in the minds and homes of Africans. He predicts that consistent with the behavioural pattern of avoidance, which puts off the inevitable violent confrontation between the oppresso

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The Boko Haram Insurgency: Characterisation and Implications Under Municipal and International Laws disobedience by some Muslim youth in Maiduguri town and law enforcement measures by government personnel. The ensuing confrontation was limited to Borno State in northeast Nigeria. Later, activities of Boko Haram members extended to sporadic acts of violence against law enforcement and security per

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Calibrating the Legal Obligations in the Ongoing Non-international Armed Conflict in Nigeriaas ‘Boko Haram’ appears to be the only ongoing conflict that has reached the threshold of a non-international armed conflict (NIAC). Indeed, the conflict is, at least, as intense and costly as the civil war in Nigeria from 1967 to 1970 (the Civil War). This paper starts by highlighting factual event

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