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When Protection Becomes Predation: Militarized Masculinity and Sexual Violence in Northeastern Nigeria
The study investigates the structural and situational drivers of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) perpetrated by state security actors in the context of Nigeria’s counterinsurgency campaigns in Borno State. Drawing on militarized masculinity and strain and deprivation theories, and using a qu
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