The role of livestock in refugee-host community relations
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Abstract
In South Sudan, tensions arose when refugees arrived with their livestock, disrupting the existing relationships between the local population and nomadic peoples. Understanding the relations between all three groups of people and their livestock was key to finding solutions.
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| Authors | Hoots, Charles; |
| Journal | forced migration review |
| Year | 2018 |
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