‘You were elected to lead the living, not the dead’: a computational analysis of social media discourse about Nigerian farmer-herder conflicts

Brian Britt · Matthew S. VanDyke · Jameson L. Hayes · Kate A. Brauman

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‘You were elected to lead the living, not the dead’: a computational analysis of social media discourse about Nigerian farmer-herder conflicts, Britt, Brian C, VanDyke, Matthew S, Hayes, Jameson L, Brauman, Kate A

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