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Homeland Security and Terrorism in Nigeria: Crises, Climate Change, and Counterterrorism

Homeland Security and Terrorism in Nigeria: Crises, Climate Change, and Counterterrorism
Author: Sheriff Folarin;Abiodun Raufu;Godwyns Agbude;C. Jaja Nwanegbo;Emmanuel Anabiri
Price: $99.00
ISBN-10: 1666953164
ISBN-13: 9781666953169
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As Nigeria grapples with critical homeland security challenges, <i>Homeland Security and Terrorism in Nigeria: Crises, Climate Change, and Counterterrorism</i> analyzes these crises to deepen understanding of the Nigerian security dilemma and to seek pathways to a more secure homeland. This book examines the nature and dimensions of the security challenges, focusing on terrorism and its stranglehold on Nigeria&rsquo;s peaceful existence. Leveraging a multi-disciplinary approach, this study combines a range of perspectives cutting across criminology, political science, sociology, history, international relations, and strategic studies to dissect the subject and problem. Sheriff Folarin, Abiodun Raufu, Godwyns Agbude, and the contributors explore the origins, dynamics, and character of terrorism in Nigeria. They also examine the changing nature of Nigeria&rsquo;s security architecture as well as adaptive coping mechanisms and counterterror measures in the homeland. This book is a treasure for strategic and security analysts, Nigerian and African security governance scholars, political scientists, and other students and scholars interested in researching Nigeria.