Vol. 2 No. 2 (2013): IBADAN JOURNAL FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT

Articles

• The International Fund For Ireland and the European Union Peace II Fund: Creating a Favourable Environment to Promote Social Business for Community Development and Sustainable Peacebuilding in Northern Ireland

  Kawser Ahmed, Sean Byrne, Peter Karari, Olga Skarlato

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• "Like the Sonorous Proverb of the Agidigbo Drum: Proverbiality, Folktale and Political "Sittightism" in Osofisan's Yungba Yungba and the Dance Contest"

  Bosede Funke Afolayan

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• Intergovernmental Cooperation and Economic Policymaking in Post-1999 Nigeria: Towards A New Political Economy of Federal Governance

  David U. Enweremadu

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• State Responses to Women's Security Challenges: An Assessment of Ghana's Domestic Violence Victim Support Unit - Lessons for Nigeria

  Titilope Ajayi

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• Post-Independence Mutation and Changes in Media Archives Keeping in Africa: Nigeria's Perspective

  Olusola O. Isola

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• Women and Political Enpowerment in Nigeria Through Changing Scenes: From Pre-colonial to Present

  Abiodun Afolabi

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• Power, Fear, and Resistance: A Reflection on Juju Oath-taking in Nigerian Politics

  Babajide O. Ololajulo

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• Community Participation in Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding in Multi-Ethnic and Multi-Religious Settings

  Isaac Olawale Albert; Olubayo O. Adekola

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• The Changing Perception of Indigenous Economic Development in the Yoruba Economy

  Alabi Janet

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• Legal Perspectives of the Rights, Privileges and Mandates of Local Government Chairmen and Administrators and the Limit of their Powers Under the Nigerian Democratic Setting

  Adekunle Kehinde. T

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• How Can Revisiting the Cabral-Freire Collaboration in Guinea-Bissau Help Bridge Transnational Educational Encounters?

  D. Lundy Brandon

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• Empowering the Disempowered: Women Political Participation and Democratic Governance in Nigeria's Fourth Republic

  'Leke Oke

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• Social Interaction and Conflict Between the Ihiagwa Host Community and the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria

  Chmyere Augusta Nwajiuba

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