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U.S. Military Involvement in Nigeria

By Daniel Volman. Published on September 14, 2009 by Niger Delta Rising.

U.S. Military Involvement in Nigeria

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Daphne Wysham
Institute for Policy Studies

Michael J. Watts
University of California, Berkeley

Brian Cruikshank
Institute for Policy Studies

Sabella Abidde

Daniel Volman
African Security Research Project

Ike Okonta
University of Oxford

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