On State, Marginalization, and Origins of Rebellion book by Aleksi Ylonen
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On State, Marginalization, and Origins of Rebellion book by Aleksi Ylönen
Aleksi Ylönen explores how rebellions emerge in Africa by examining the relationship between state power, marginalization, and political elites. Focusing on Southern Sudan, the book connects theory with real-world case studies to show how exclusion, inequality, and historical forces fuel insurgencies. It offers a deep and structured understanding of conflict formation, making it essential for anyone studying African politics and civil wars. Buy in Kenya with fast delivery.
What you’ll learn
- The root causes of rebellion and civil war in Africa
- How state marginalization leads to conflict
- The role of political elites and external actors
- Key theories explaining insurgencies
- Insights from the case of Southern Sudan
Who should read the book
- Students of political science and African studies
- Researchers in conflict and security studies
- Policy makers and peace-building practitioners
- Anyone interested in civil wars and state formation
Why buy On State, Marginalization, and Origins of Rebellion from Readers’ Republik
- Fast delivery across Kenya
- Curated collection of African politics and conflict studies
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