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Understanding Horizontal Inequalities: The Role of Civil Society the developing world (Stewart, 2008). An important general conclusion that arises from the case study and econometric work associated with the concept is that the impact of socioeconomic horizontal inequalities on conflict likelihood is crucially mediated by political factors. To date, however, att

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Horizontal Inequalities and Militancy: The Case of Nigeria’s Niger DeltaGiven the political, humanitarian and economic costs of violent conflict, most studies on intra-state conflicts have focused on the causes of such violence (see Van de Goor et al., 1996). A huge range of perspectives has emerged in the field of conflict analysis, but the new political economy approa

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