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CIVIL MILITARY COOPERATION AS A STRATEGY FOR SECURITY STABILIZATION OPERATIONS: CASE OF LAMU COUNTY, KENYA

KABERERE ALEX MUTHEE, June 2022

Summary

The aim of this study is to look at the steps to resolve the relationships between civilian and military personnel as they work to resolve conflicts, bring an end to war and achieve stability in the region.

Keywords

Security, community, Lamu County, Kenya, Military, Stabalization

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Theme
Education
Type
Publication
Format
Adobe PDF
Published
15 June 2022
Author
KABERERE ALEX MUTHEE
Access
Open access

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