Includes bibliographical references (pages 168-216) and index.
Contents:
Chapter 1. Fulani herdsmen and farmers conflicts in Nigeria: approaches to media coverage of conflict and climate change issues -- Chapter 2. Clapping from the arena: an enlighten despotism using theatre for global development as a mitigation against climate change on water harvest in the southern zone of plateau state, Nigeria -- Chapter 3. The impact of palm kernel cake in resolving herdsmen-farmers violent conflicts in Ogun State, Nigeria -- Chapter 4. The business transformation and enterprise architecture framework applied to analyze the historically recent rise and the 1975 fall of the Lebanese business ecosystem -- Chapter 5. Movie making in conflict zones of Nigeria: the Jos experience -- Chapter 6. Women, war, and conflict: a thematic discourse on Femi Osofisan's women of Owu -- Chapter 7. Trado-modern religious ideology conflict in Nigerian films: an examination of scorpion god -- Chapter 8. Vigilantism and banditry in Southern Katsina Emirate, Northern Nigeria 1987-2015.
Summary:
"This book investigates the impacts of violent conflicts on resource control and sustainability. By implication, it unearths the various dimensions of violent conflicts, how they have been managed or otherwise, and how such practices and efforts contribute to resource control and sustainability"-- Provided by publisher.
Series:
Practice, progress, and proficiency in sustainability (PPPS) book series
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