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Poverty, relative deprivation and political exclusion as drivers of violent conflict in Sub Saharan Africa Pyt Douma Van Ostadestraat 160-II, 1072 TG
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Document Date: 2006-10-28 14:41:04

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Niamey / Amsterdam / Jola / Dakar / /

Company

Fulani / ISYP 60 ISYP Journal / ISYP Journal / Arabs / Worldbank / Toubous and Tamajaq / /

Continent

Africa / /

Country

Senegal / Niger / Algeria / Liberia / Libya / Sierra Leone / /

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Event

Diplomatic Relations / Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /

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economic infrastructure / social networks / peaceful solution / patronage networks / social services / oil / oil crises / food / /

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Atlantic Ocean / Sierra Leone / Casamance river / /

Organization

national army / International Monetary Fund / Senegalese government / MFDC / /

Person

Ali Saibou / Kountje / Van Ostadestraat / /

Position

military head / mediator / head of state / state actor / /

PublishedMedium

World Affairs / /

Region

West Africa / /

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