The Nigerian State as an equilibrium of violence
7 Jul 2014
An in-depth analysis of Boko Haram’s terrorism, and how it manifests at the intersection of religion, politics and culture
An in-depth analysis of Boko Haram’s terrorism, and how it manifests at the intersection of religion, politics and culture
Okoro presents an argument against Islam’s alleged influence in the uprising of Nigeria’s Boko Haram, in favour of political factors
Hussein Solomon investigates the oversimplified, deeply historical origins of Nigeria’s radical terrorist cell
Hussein Solomon investigates the oversimplified, deeply historical origins of Nigeria’s radical terrorist cell
Thorough analyses of Boko Haram’s origins, the key to their successful proliferation, and the nature of their threat to society
An exploration of how formalisation and codification of local traditional and foreign modern laws have shaped Ethiopia’s current socio-political landscape
ACCORD trains participants from the Ecumenical Church Leaders Forum on advanced mediation and dialogue skills.
Oxford Round Table conference of about 40 academics and clerics discusses how religion impacts on modern life.
