The hunger games: Food prices, ethnic cleavages and nonviolent unrest in Africa

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Peace Research, October 2019

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This diversity in the backgrounds and identities of the protesters is consistent with research by @Luke_Abbs showing that protests sparked by food price shocks generate cross-cutting coalitions: https://t.co/OwA1q0LGnT

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RT @Luke_Abbs: Interested in how major nonviolent resistance emerges in socially divided environments? Here is my new article published in…

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Very pleased to welcome @Luke_Abbs to the @WinchesterPeace team since April, Luke applies data analytics to questions of (non)violent political conflict and peacebuilding

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RT @Luke_Abbs: Interested in how major nonviolent resistance emerges in socially divided environments? Here is my new article published in…

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