2017The Review of Faith & International AffairsRequires access

Understanding How Christians Respond to Religious Persecution: Evidence from Kenya and Nigeria

Robert A. Dowd

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Religious persecution is nothing new. However, it has received little scholarly attention until recently. Much of the scholarly attention it has received has focused on understanding the decision o...

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Religious persecution is nothing new. However, it has received little scholarly attention until recently. Much of the scholarly attention it has received has focused on understanding the decision o...

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Religious persecution is nothing new. However, it has received little scholarly attention until recently. Much of the scholarly attention it has received has focused on understanding the decision o...

Key concepts: Persecution, Nothing, Religious persecution, Religious studies, Political science, Law, Philosophy, Epistemology

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