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Despite the centrality of mobility to the operations of both state and non-state armed groups as well as the survival strategies of civilians in conflict zones, issues of mobility have remained tangential to how we analyse armed insurgencies. This book foregrounds mobility as a key arena where state and non-state actors jostle for ascendancy.

Table of Contents
  • Introduction: The Neglected Linkages between Mobility and Insurgency
  • 1: Dangerous Work(ers): Youth, Motorcycles and Stuckedness
  • 2: Local Immobility and Mobilization into Boko Haram
  • 3: A Turning Point: The Bike-Helmet Law and the July 2009 Violence
  • 4: The Wheels of Insurgency: Mobile Warfare, Security Force Abuses, and Civilian Resistance
  • 5: Governance through Mobility: Subversive Mobilities, State Counterinsurgency and the Politics of Dispossession
  • 6: Conclusion: Toward a Mobile Logic of Insurgency
  • Bibliography

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        Publisher: LUP - University of Michigan Press
        Publication Date: Publication Date: 2/15/2022 12:00:00 AM
        ISBN13: 9780472038923, 978-0472038923
        ISBN10: 0472038923
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        Terrorism, armed struggle

        Description

        Book Synopsis
        Despite the centrality of mobility to the operations of both state and non-state armed groups as well as the survival strategies of civilians in conflict zones, issues of mobility have remained tangential to how we analyse armed insurgencies. This book foregrounds mobility as a key arena where state and non-state actors jostle for ascendancy.

        Table of Contents
        • Introduction: The Neglected Linkages between Mobility and Insurgency
        • 1: Dangerous Work(ers): Youth, Motorcycles and Stuckedness
        • 2: Local Immobility and Mobilization into Boko Haram
        • 3: A Turning Point: The Bike-Helmet Law and the July 2009 Violence
        • 4: The Wheels of Insurgency: Mobile Warfare, Security Force Abuses, and Civilian Resistance
        • 5: Governance through Mobility: Subversive Mobilities, State Counterinsurgency and the Politics of Dispossession
        • 6: Conclusion: Toward a Mobile Logic of Insurgency
        • Bibliography

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