Magisterarbeit, 2018
122 Seiten, Note: Austrian befriedigend (B- 7,6)
This master's thesis aims to explore the multifaceted Niger Delta conflict in Nigeria through the lens of critical discourse analysis. By analyzing key narratives and discourses surrounding the conflict, the study seeks to understand how language shapes perceptions, influences actions, and contributes to the ongoing violence and instability in the region. The research investigates the power dynamics at play and sheds light on the various actors involved, including government agencies, oil companies, local communities, and armed groups.
The introduction provides a comprehensive overview of the Niger Delta conflict, outlining its historical roots, key actors, and major issues. It establishes the relevance of this research and its potential contribution to understanding and addressing the conflict. The literature review explores existing scholarship on the Niger Delta conflict, focusing on theoretical frameworks, previous studies, and relevant concepts from peace and conflict studies. The methodology chapter details the approach used in this research, outlining the principles of critical discourse analysis and the specific methods employed for data collection and analysis.
The findings and discussion chapter presents the analysis of key narratives and discourses surrounding the Niger Delta conflict. It examines how language shapes perceptions, influences actions, and contributes to the ongoing violence and instability in the region. This chapter also explores the power dynamics at play and the different perspectives of various stakeholders involved in the conflict.
The key terms and concepts explored in this thesis include the Niger Delta conflict, critical discourse analysis, power, identity, narrative, violence, peacebuilding, conflict transformation, development, justice, and oil resources.
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