Reflections on citizen diplomacy and political legitimacy in Nigeria, 2007 - present
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The word legitimacy is often interpreted in a normative or positive way. In a normative sense, legitimacy gets greater attention as part of moral philosophy. A status conferred by the people on government officials, acts, and institution through their belief that the government's…
Silk and Sartorial Politics in the Sokoto Caliphate (Nigeria), 1804-1903
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Interrogating the Operation of the Doctrine of Rule of Law under Nigerian Military Regimes
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On the Economic Structure Adjustment Programme and the Innovation of Higher Education System in Nigeria
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The economic structure adjustment programme initiated in the end of 1980s had a significant impact on the development of Nigerian economy and society,and also promoted a fundamental reform of the higher education system.On the basis of analyzing the impact of economic structure a…
Brain drain in Ethiopia : perception of Ethiopians living in Norway
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Abstract\n\nThis study was intended to examine the perception of skilled Ethiopians on the issue of Ethiopia’s brain drain. My motivation for the issue arose from the class presentation I made on an article, “A Portrait of the Economics of Education” written by Teixeira (2000). F…
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Nigeria and South Africa in the Global Forum
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The end of apartheid saw the end of the implacable hostility between successive Nigerian governments and the minority regime in South Africa. Many saw this as the beginning of a rivalry for the leadership of the African continent between Nigeria and a free South Africa. One headl…
Exploring the Dual Heritage of Russia's Greatest Poet, Father of Modern Russian Literature and the Black Russians of the Twentieth Century (Cambridge, April 2008)
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April 2008 brought together scholars, researchers, teachers, artists, departmental executives, media professionals, students, residents, visitors, and Harvard alumni from numerous disciplines both within and without the academy, and within and beyond Harvard. They descended upon…
The conduct of 2007 general election and its implications for democratic consolidation
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Election is a crucial ingredient of modern democracy. It is through election that the people in government positions such as the legislators, presidents and state governors derive their authority and by the same token the citizens give their consent to the policies and actions of…
Mediating violent electoral conflict: a case study of Kenya, 2008
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One of the major attribute of a democratic political system is holding of free and transparent elections periodically. Holding of elections is viewed as the most peaceful way of changing political leadership and the highest expression of people's choice of how they want to be gov…
Hettner-Lecture 1999
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Michael Watts is a leading human geographer, internationally renowned for his important work on Third World political economy and political ecol-ogy. Focusing on peasant societies and agrarian change, his research and fieldwork has centred on Africa and southern India and has bee…
A Vindication of the Right to Consular Assistance: The Sixth Amendment in Osagiede v. United States
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IntroductionFederal agents arrested Johnbull Osagiede, a Nigerian national, on March 13, 2003, but did not inform him of
Nigerian Local Government System: Problems of Service Delivery
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The method of service delivery in the Nigerian local government system has been in existence even before the coming of colonial powers but the agitation to improve the quality of services provided by this tier of government brought to the 1976 local government reform which re-org…
Human rights? : A study of Sharia courts in northern Nigeria
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Tanzania
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Archaeological evidence suggests that present-day Tanzania was inhabited by Khoisan-speaking hunter-gatherers from at least 10,000 BC. The Sandawe and Hadze of north-central Tanzania are descendents of these groups. Cushitic-speaking cattle herders migrated south from Ethiopia an…
Cameroon
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The name Cameroon derives from camaráes . (prawns), introduced by Portuguese navigators. Called Kamerun in German and Cameroun in French, the estuary was later called the Cameroons River by British navigators. The Duala people living there were traders, selling slaves and later p…
Nigeria
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Women And War In Contemporary Love Stories From Uganda And Nigeria
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Nigeria
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The earliest evidence of human settlement in Nigeria dates from 9000 BC and by 2000 BC its inhabitants were cultivating crops and domestic animals. However, the first organized society was of the Nok people, from around 800 BC to AD 200. Traces of Nok influence are visible in Nig…
Nigeria
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