Lake Chad is a strategic water resource shared by more than 40 million people in Sub-
Saharan Africa. In the 1960s, it served as a primary source of water for irrigation and fishing …

ABSTRACT The Lake Chad Basin region has experienced a steep increase in violence and
instability since 2010, associated with ethnic identity conflict, ecological degradation, and …

Abstract Lacustrine Groundwater Discharge (LGD) is a complex process that controls lake
characteristics and plays a dominant role in modifying the hydrological and chemical budget …

Farmer-herder conflicts are widespread in many parts of Africa. Scholars disagree on their
causes. One strand associates conflict with absolute scarcities caused by for example …

Studies exploring the farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria as eco-violence need to explore
more the opinions of those affected to account for their lived experiences. This article …

There is a vivid scientific debate on how climate change affects stability, resilience, and
conflict dynamics of human societies. Environmental security and collapse theory are …

Existing farmer-herder conflicts (FHCs) studies in Africa have been examined using diverse
approaches, from environmental security and political ecology to discourse analysis …

This study examines the complex relationships among climate change, resource scarcity,
and conflict in Africa, focusing on the regions of Darfur, Lake Chad, and South Sudan. This …

Pemanfaatan modal sosial di nilai mampu mengatasi konflik yang muncul di pedesaan,
terutama terkait dengan kawasan wisata yang merupakan bagian dari program …

The purpose of this article is to analyse how climate change is a major threat to security in
the Sahel and Lake Chad basin. The region is already experiencing the effects of climate …