Citations: Building an Ecology of Resilience through Religious Practice and Community in Northern Uganda

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Julian Hopwood & Ryan Joseph O’Byrne. (2022) Conceptual Resilience in the Language and Lives of Resilient People: Cases from Northern Uganda. Civil Wars 24:2-3, pages 145-158.
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Elizabeth Storer, Innocent Anguyo & Anthony Odda. (2022) “One Man’s Meat Is Another Man’s Poison”: Marungi and Realities of Resilience in North West Uganda. Civil Wars 24:2-3, pages 204-229.
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