The Security Situation of Nigerian Christians During Anomic Conflicts in Fourth-Generation Warfare

Abstract

In my study I present the various losses suffered by Christian communities as a result of the political and faith-based atrocities experienced in Nigeria, furthermore, I employ the theoretical frameworks of premodern warfare, fourth-generation warfare and anomic conflicts to analyse and discuss their natures. According to my thesis the non-armed victims of the new forms of armed conflict characteristic of the 21^st century are the Christian individuals and communities. My study will also discuss the impact of such conflicts on the national security of Hungary, moreover, I will analyse the Hungarian humanitarian response to these challenges.