Blurring the Typical Boundaries
Doug Bandow, Cato Institute
Religion is one force capable of transcending normal political and ethnic differences.
Local Issues Fuel Turmoil
Mausi Segun, Human Rights Watch
The violence has less to do with religion than with decades of corruption, underdevelopment, and conflicts over land in a changing climate.
A Greater Problem in Nigeria
Michael Jarvis K. Bokor, English professor and blogger
As Boko Haram grows bolder, it will likely find allies, and establish cells, among disgruntled Muslims in other countries.
Religious Rhetoric as a Cover
Louisa Lombard, geographer
The scale of conflict is indicative of how national wars provide opportunities for more localized score-settling.
Religion Is a Factor, but Not the Root Cause
Ebenezer Obadare, sociologist
Under the religious rage are grievances about corruption and official impunity, primitive infrastructure, and a lack of social mobility.
Border Crossings Help Group Gain Strength
David Cook, professor of religious studies
Bases close to Cameroon, and recruits over the border, make Boko Haram harder to fight.
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