Titlebook: Boko Haram’s Terrorism and the Nigerian State; Federalism, Politics Olumuyiwa Temitope Faluyi,Sultan Khan,Adeoye O. Ak Book 2019 Springer N

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Terrorist Organizations and Counter-Terrorism: Case Studies,e global war on terrorism. The chapter also examines the nature of the terrorist organizations active in France and the country’s counterterrorism efforts. The lessons learnt offer a template to the Nigerian government in its quest to rid Nigeria of terrorism.

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Desecuritization of Terrorism: Policy Options,s effects and address the root causes. Finding solutions to the challenges of terrorism and other forms of political violence in Nigeria largely involves addressing the country’s political, ethnic, religious and economic challenges as the root causes of these forms of violence revolve around these challenges.

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Theorising French Employment Relations,einforces violent conflict among groups and against the state, as well as the socio-economic and political realities that led to the emergence and sustained presence of Boko Haram. Finally, practical policy options are recommended to combat Boko Haram and other armed groups that employ similar tactics.

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Libraries and Archives in the Digital Aget is its ideological disposition? What are its survivalist strategies? Boko Haram’s sources of funding, the factors that promote its sustainability and its links to international terrorist organizations are also examined.

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The Nigerian State in Arms: It Begins,einforces violent conflict among groups and against the state, as well as the socio-economic and political realities that led to the emergence and sustained presence of Boko Haram. Finally, practical policy options are recommended to combat Boko Haram and other armed groups that employ similar tactics.

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,Nigeria’s Counter-Terrorism Strategies,erian Constitution (Pate 2014) that provides that the National Assembly shall promulgate laws for public safety and the public order of the federation (FGN 1999). The government has relied on constitutional provisions against criminality, violent protest or dissent instead of formulating security measures to deal with Boko Haram’s terrorism.

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