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The securitisation of ethnic identities and the 1993 genocide in Burundi: an interpretative case study
This dissertation investigates the 1993 Genocide of Burundi's Hutu and Tutsi population as the product of the securitisation of ethnic identities. By utilising an International Security Studies approach in combination with a Fanonian conception of colonial society, this dissertation provides an alte...
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Department of Political Studies
2022
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