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Understanding peaceful and violent nation-building through leadership : a case study of South Sudan
Peace-building has reached a cross-roads. The high instance of conflict relapse in “post-conflict” societies has stimulated an examination of dominant peace-building thinking and practice. This research contributes to this thinking by examining nation-building in societies plagued by identity-rela...
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University of Pretoria
2018
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