MINI-CONFLICTS IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY OF THE IJAW-ITSEKIRI CRISIS IN THE CONTEXT OF NATION BUILDING

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            This chapter examines the micro-factors, such as: grievances of individuals, their influence over one another, and other social microstructures that result in chaotic mass conflict; the social system as an emergent behavior and the social structure as a collection of intricate interactions between individuals. The micro-linkage in sociological analysis is the key point.

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