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12 October 2016
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27 September 2016
Research 4 Course (R4): Day One: Session 2 Handout: How to fix Nigeria? 7 key issues by Oluseun Onigbinde, Africa Research Institute.
[R4-H03] Handout Session 2: Onigbinde's blog post published on the African Research Institute blog is an example of a guest blogger.
Working Paper
16 September 2016
Explaining the Effectiveness of Community-Based Crime Prevention Practices in Ibadan, Nigeria
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
The problem of ineffective policing still persists in post-colonial Africa and as a result, both donors and governments are seeking non-state alternatives or complements to the state apparatuses.
Publication
8 April 2016
Notes on the Political Economy of State Intervention in Nigeria
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
SUMMARY The pattern of Nigeria's capitalist development is examined. In particular the logic of state intervention is related to the...
Publication
8 April 2016
Ex?post Evaluation and Sectoral Policy, with particular reference to Dairy Development in Nigeria
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
SUMMARY Ex?post studies of projects are increasingly being commissioned as an aid to better understanding of project performance. Such...
Publication
8 April 2016
Women’s Work and Economic Change: the Hausa in Sudan and in Nigeria
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
SUMMARY This paper presents comparative material on the changing nature of women's economic roles amongst two very different Hausa...
Publication
8 April 2016
Research Methodology and Rural Economy in Northern Nigeria
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
SUMMARY The principles of methodology of a research project in Northern Nigeria involving the collection of both farm management and...
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7 April 2016
Brandt, Berg and Militarisation in Nigeria
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
SUMMARY Nigeria's increasing militarisation is partly a consequence of the government's programme for economic recovery. This...