Titlebook: Armed Banditry in Nigeria; Evolution, Dynamics, John Sunday Ojo,Folahanmi Aina,Samuel Oyewole Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Yan Sakai Vigilantism and Community Response to Armed Banditry in Nigeria’s North Westsm as a community response to armed banditry in Nigeria’s North West. The chapter identifies factors which have enabled contemporary armed banditry in North West Nigeria to include: existence of ungoverned spaces; illicit gold mining; and multidimensional poverty. Anchored on the theory of civilian

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Unmasking Armed Banditry in Nigerias from diverse pedagogical orientations to explore Nigeria’s contemporary security challenges. Doing so accommodates multidisciplinary perspectives on investigating the phenomenon of armed banditry in Nigeria. In addition, this volume serves as a go-to source for scholars, policymakers, practitioner

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(Un)Masking the Reign of Terror in Nigeria: Armed Banditry and State Complacencyed banditry in the country. Relying on a qualitative analysis that is anchored on a state functionality framework, the chapter posits that the prevalence of banditry in Nigeria today derives from declining capacity and legitimacy of the state in that context to assert and enforce its will authoritat

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Armed Banditry, Nigerian State, and the Politics of Framing Terrorismoup, even with their level of violence and criminality? To answer this question, the chapter, anchoring on the constructivist and rationalist approaches to threat framing and drawing from secondary sources, sets out to (i) explore political contexts to the delayed declaration of the armed bandits, a