Nature and Influence of Conflict in Kibera and Mathare Slums after 2007 Elections in Kenya
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2016
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International Journal of Recent Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (IJRRSSH)
Abstract
Conflict remains common place in the modern world with little clear distinction between war and peace. Even localized conflicts may have implications for world peace, stability and trade. Therefore, many nations who are not directly engaged in conflict are involved in efforts to monitor, manage and resolve actual or potential conflicts. If conflict is protracted, it will affect and transform a society and, therefore, a return to the situation prior to the conflict may not be possible or desirable. In many instances, these conflicts start because of the old regimes and the ways of dealing with its citizens by not representing them and oppressing or forcing them to a minimal standard of living. Conflicts can be classified in different ways depending on the nature and root cause as seen in the sub sections bellow. This paper Assess the nature and influence of the conflict in Kibera and Mathare divisions during the 2007/8 Post Election Violence. Methodologically, the study utilized secondary sources with major emphasis on primary data collection.
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Nature, Influence, Conflict, post -conflict reconstruction
Citation
Wamalwa D. N., Wanjala T. N. & Tuikong S. J. (2016): Nature and Influence of Conflict in Kibera and Mathare Slums after 2007 Elections in Kenya: International Journal of Recent Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (IJRRSSH)