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Lived scarcity, social attitudes and political behaviour in Kenya : evidence from Afrobarometer Round 5
In this thesis I examine the causal linkages between natural resource scarcity and violence. In contrast to previous research, I posit that scarcity is an inherently personal experience, and thus argue that the consequences of scarcity too, should be empirically tested at the individual level. The a...
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Department of Political Studies
2016
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