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The biopolitics of violence in the drama of the Niger Delta
The representation of the Niger Delta insurgency in cultural texts is often registered from the viewpoint of human history, an approach that foregrounds the politics of resistance against the multinational oil corporations in ways that ignore the contribution of the non-human elements in the histori...
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African Studies
2019
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