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Ecological Protests as Drivers of Environmental Communication, Compensation and Restoration in Extractive Economies: Evidence from Nigeria's Niger Delta
Background: Oil extraction in the Niger Delta has produced decades of contamination, livelihood loss and contested governance. Objective: This article argues that ecological protest, long framed as a security problem, functions as a strategic asset in three connected domains: environmental commu
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