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Traditions of dissent in northern Nigeria—and the peculiar power of a ‘green-field’ jihad

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This seminar is in Room SG2. All welcome, but the paper is pre-circulated and attendees are expected to read it before the seminar. Please contact centre@african.cam.ac.uk to obtain a copy

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