Titlebook: Humanitarian Displacement and Boko Haram in Nigeria; Medinat Abdulazeez Malefakis Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Nigeria: Conflict, Conflict Management, and Humanitarian Aid,by side. Due to its large population and diversity, major political, economic, and social issues are vigorously or violently contested along the lines of the complex ethnic, religious, and regional divisions. From colonialism and even after independence, struggles for ethnic, political, and religiou

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Boko Haram, Why the North?,ppropriated together with frustrations stemming from poverty, inequality, and government failure, all these factors coming together have made northern Nigeria open and prone to religious fundamentalists who have continuously exploited governance incapacities to rally mass support for insurgent purpo

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Humanitarian Displacement from Boko Haram and Concrete Living Conditions of Displaced Persons,formal key informant interviews, focus group discussions,?actor’s observance, participant observation, and narrative eyewitness account, and dwells on the concrete living conditions of displaced persons from Boko Haram’s insurgency, as well as military actions to counter them. Welfare of displaced p

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,(Mis)management of the Displacement Situation: The ‘Re-victimization’,d host countries to the humanitarian displacement situation. Chapter five examines how funding gaps, temporary approach to displacement management, corruption, embezzlement of funds meant for IDPs, absence of donor coordination, misconceptions about African societal leanings, as well as disregard of

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Medinat Abdulazeez MalefakisAnalyses the management of internal displacement caused by activities of Boko Haram’s terrorist insurgence in Nigeria.Chronicles the concrete living conditions of displaced persons.Analyzes the role p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99784-7Humanitarian crisis; Nigeria; Lake Chad; Internally Displaced Persons; Boko Haram; Terrorism