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Ideologically, these activists were not coherent as socialists, Ugandan nationalists, or even anti-British mobilizers. This led to the training of village health communicators and health volunteers or mobilizers who, at the ratio of one mobilizer per ten households, can be found in virtually every rural village with a countrywide force of over 500,000. Among these are historical backgrounds that in each case created enduring local conditions which helped produce the violent outbursts of the 1990s; years of efforts by mobilizers who injected traditional local folk-religion with a new element that linked social justice and religious conviction to the "true" values of the nation as a whole; and, finally, the catalytic effects of neoliberal economic and other globalizing forces. |
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