Sporadically radical : ethnographies of organized violence and militant mobilization

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	MON : 2019.035 : Not available for external loan
	Sporadically radical : ethnographies of organized violence and militant mobilization
	English
	20180000
	Museum Tusculanum
	Jensen, Steffen (ed.) \| Vigh, Henrik (ed.)
	9788763546027
	universal \| Western Africa \| Uganda \| Nepal \| Philippines \| Kenya \| Bangladesh \| Sierra Leone \| Guinea-Bissau \| men \| political activism \| students \| veterans \| Sierra Leoneans \| social hierarchies \| mercenaries \| fraternities \| postconflict situations \| power \| trafficking in drugs \| personal narratives \| repression \| communities \| urban areas \| West Africans \| Muslims \| religious groups \| drug dealing \| migration \| social mobility \| student organisations \| student campuses \| living conditions \| governmental entities \| personnel selection \| recruitment \| self concept \| political ideologies \| political activities \| group processes \| traditional practices \| Islamist groups \| intergenerational relations \| age factors \| gender aspects \| counterterrorism \| fanaticism \| comparative method \| ethnographic methods \| political violence \| terrorists, male \| police violence \| initiation rites \| ceremonial behaviour \| terrorism \| social movements \| victimisation \| organised violence \| minority groups \| Mungiki movement \| social marginalisation \| poverty \| socioeconomic factors \| determinants of violence \| militancy \| criminals, male \| combatants, male \| organised crime \| determinants of perpetration \| persecution \| criminal behaviour \| belief systems \| radicalism \| radicalisation \| young adult, male \| DIGNITY staff publications