Vol. 9 No. 1 (2015): Volume 9 2015

Articles

• Contemporary approaches to sustainable development: Exploring critical innovations in traditional leadership in Ghana

  Jones Lewis Arthur, Michael Kofi Nsiah

  1061-1069

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• Elections as a strategy for democratization and conflict transformation?: Liberal peace and the 1996 elections in Sierra Leone

  Zubairu Wai

  1047-1060

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• Political parties and instability in Oyo State in the Nigerian Fourth Republic

  B. O. Akingbade

  1078-1086

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• Violence, terrorism and security threat in Nigeria’s Niger Delta: An old problem taking a new dimension

  Declan Azubuike Amaraegbu

  1087-1096

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• Challenges and prospects of physical development control: A case study of Festac Town, Lagos, Nigeria

  Ogundele , F. O., Ayo O, Odewumi S. G

  1097-1101

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• The Nigerian civil war, 1967-1970: A revolution?

  Falode Adewunmi James

  1102-1106

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• US policy of capitalization and its discontents in Africa: A post-Marxist reading of postcolonial responses in art, film and social ‘writings’

  Alfred Ndi

  1114-1127

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• War on terror: Pakistan’s apprehensions

  Umbreen Javaid

  1107-1113

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• Explanation of deliberative democracy in philosophical thoughts of Jurgen Habermas

  A. M. Shahramnia

  1070-1077

• Nigeria’s experience in dealing with public service ethical dilemmas

  Gabriel A. Gundu

  1123-1133

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• The political economy of conflict resolution in a natural resource economy: The case of Nigeria’s Niger Delta

  Eze Malachy Chukwuemeka

  1134-1149

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• Bridging research across the subfields of international relations and comparative politics: The case of a secessionist movement in Southern Sudan

  David P. Thomas

  1141-1149

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• Resource governance and conflict in the Niger Delta: Implications for the Gulf of Guinea Region

  Ezirim Gerald Ekenedirichukwu

  1150-1160

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• An examination of privatization policy and foreign direct investments in Nigeria

  I. I. Omoleke, B. Salawu, A. O. Hassan

  1161-1171

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• Democratic governance and the management of oil conflict in Nigeria’s Niger Delta: Policy options and challenges

  Saka Luqman

  1172-1180

• The weakness of opposition parties in Botswana: A justification for more internal-party democracy in the dominant Botswana Democratic Party (BDP)

  Kebapetse Lotshwao

  1192-1200

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• The politics of retirement income security policy in Ghana: Historical trajectories and transformative capabilities

  Michael W. Kpessa

  1181-1191

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• The new partnership for Africa’s development (NEPAD) policy on women empowerment in Africa: A critical appraisal

  Mahmudat Olawunmi Muhibbu-Din

  1201-1209

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• Jacob Zuma and Minority Groups in post-apartheid South Africa: An examination of his reconciliation policy toward the Afrikaners

  Fanie Herman

  1210-1220

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• Voting behaviour in Uganda since 1996: An investigation into the factors likely to determine voters’ choices in the 2011 elections

  Kakuba Sultan Juma

  1221-1229

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• Leadership flaws and fallibilities impacting democratization processes, governance and functional statehood in Africa

  Joy Asongazoh Alemazung

  1230-1241

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• RENAMO: From military confrontation to peaceful democratic engagement, 1976-2009

  Baxter Tavuyanago

  1242-1251

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• Public perceptions and reactions: Gauging African views of China in Africa

  Max Rebol

  1252-1263

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• Decentralisation by devolution in Tanzania: Reflections on community involvement in the planning process in Kizota Ward in Dodoma

  L. Massoi, A. S. Norman

  1264-1271

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