The report explores factors that shape the evolution of Nuer society from segmentary to ethnic group, especially how they have defined boundaries between themselves and others throughout history based on the cultural and structural contexts that shape their identity. Despite evolving over time, the report found the Nuer identity is now confronted with challenges and fragmentation due to displacement and increased mobility. It provides insights on how the challenge of maintaining Nuer identify has led to fragmentation, undermining potential for ethno-nationalism.

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