Managing Arms in Peace Processes: ECOWAS and the West African Civil Conflicts
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The article entitled 'Small Arms and Light Weapons Proliferation and Conflicts: Three African Case Studies' which appeared in the Nigerian Journal of international Affairs, vol. 31, no. 2, 2005, was my first major study on the issue of Small Arms and Light Weapons [hereinafter re…
How do Ethnic Militias Perpetuate in Nigeria? A Micro-Level Perspective on the Oodua People’s Congress
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Brasilien in Afrika: Globaler Geltungsanspruch und Rohstoffe
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Anlässlich des Besuchs des mosambikanischen Präsidenten Armando Guebuza in Brasília erklärte Präsident Luiz Ignácio Lula da Silva am 1. Juli 009, dass Mosambik ein strate gischer und erstrangiger Partner Brasiliens in Afrika sei und kündigte eine neue brasilia nische Unternehmerm…
Demilitarisation, informal security forces and public (in)security in Africa : Nigeria and South Africa compared
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Amoral Politics, The Fourth Republic And The Future Of Nigeria’s Democratic Project
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The political climate in Nigeria since 1999 when the country returned to electoral democracy has been unstable. It has been characterized by electoral violence, ethnic and religious crises, communal clashes, political prostitution and/or vagrancies, and political assassinations,…
Central Asia: regional response to a global challenge
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117 C serious army (its nuclear weapons are obsolete and cannot be used in local wars, particularly in Europe); its population is smaller not only than that of Brazil but also of Indonesia, Bangladesh, and even Nigeria. Russia lost its influence in the countries of the former soc…
Mainstreaming EC in Africa: The EC facilitative re-granting program—Final narrative report
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Since 2006, ECafrique has been working to build the capacity of African nongovernmental organizations to design, implement, and evaluate successful emergency contraception (EC) mainstreaming projects. Through a process of “facilitative regranting,” ECafrique annually awarded nine…
Campaign finance distorts Nigerian elections.
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Restoring the dignity of the child through fathers' participation in Nigerian homes
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The Irradicality of Descartes’ Radicality: A Phenomenological Critique of Descartes’ Metaphysics
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In behaviours external to her, Nigeria over years has been influenced by myriad of factors, some external, some internal. Within the domestic milieu of the Nigerian foreign policy this paper locates and concentrates on the Nigerian civil war. The paper webs a classic retrospectio…
Votes and violence in Nigeria
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International Boundaries and “Split Personalities”: The Experience of the Boki Ethnic Nationality in the Cross River Region and South West Region of Cameroon
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The paper submits that international boundaries, have divided not only kith and kin but cultural coherent areas, natural regions and the sea bed, thus, placing them in one or two states. International boundaries in the perception of state-centric scholars are intended to function…
EL BOOM PETROLERO ECUATO-GUINEANO Y SUS IMPLICACIONES PARA EL PROCESO DE REGIONALIZACIÓN CENTROAFRICANO
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A mediados de los años 90, Guinea Ecuatorial, antigua colonia española en el Golfo de Guinea, experimentó un boom petrolero, que le catapultó al estatus de primer productor de crudo de la zona Franco CFA y tercero del Golfo (por detrás de Nigeria y Angola). El caso ecuato-guinean…
Nigeria and Africa in the 21st Century
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The study critically appraises the redeemer posture of Nigeria in Africa’s plethora of dire straits in the 21st century. Like the United States once regarded it a manifest destiny to protect and exercise influence over its “backyard” in the Western Hemisphere, so does Nigeria ass…
XXII World Congress of Philosophy and Nepali Representation
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This year's XXII World Congress of Philosophy met on July 30-August 05 in Korea under the Congress's theme Rethinking Philosophy Today. This is a congress which meets every five years. Last time it met in 2003 in Turkey and the next time will be in Greece, the homeland of philoso…
Ghana Must Go' ... Oh no ... Ghana must come and teach us!
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Ever since, and perhaps even before, Nigeria spurned the opportunity of becoming black Africa's first independent nation by botching its parliamentary motion for independence in 1953, only to see Ghana steal a march on it by supplanting it in the attainment of this milestone by b…
Daniel Jordan Smith, A Culture of Corruption: Everyday Deception and Popular Discontent in Nigeria. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2007, 263 pp.
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Nigeria: poca acción colectiva, mucha violencia
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Gulliver's Troubles : Nigeria's Foreign Policy after the Cold War, Adekeye Adebajo & Abdul Mustapha (Eds.) : book review
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This edited volume focuses on the evolution of Nigeria's foreign policy, particularly, in the post-Cold War era. At the very outset, the editor provides readers with a long history of Nigeria's political instability. Since independence in 1960, Nigeria has witnessed one civil war…
A mid-term assessment of Yar Adua administration : an opinion
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President Umaru Musa Yar'adua was sworn in as Nigeria's president on 29th May, 2007 to succeed Olusegun Obasanjo after an election widely regarded as flawed. The administration, since its inception, is therefore faced with strong challenge of credibility from the Nigerian citizen…
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