Titlebook: Africa and Globalization; Challenges of Govern Toyin Falola,Kenneth Kalu Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Atl

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Creativity and New Technologies: Piracy, Politics and the Business of Cultural Production in Nigeria chapter concludes that the politicization of anti-piracy drives results in a lack of political will by the authorities to technologically update the copyright laws and enforcement mechanisms. Finally, Nwadigwe illustrates that the digital interface can arrest the trend of piracy if properly applied.

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Igbo Community Policing and Its Relevance for Contemporary Nigeriaorary Nigerian society, there is a need to revisit this model of community policing for the purpose of preventing and curbing crimes such as terrorism, insurgency, armed robbery, commercial hostage taking, militancy and oil theft. This chapter suggests strategies for adapting Igbo community policing to present-day Nigeria.

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Postcolonial Africa’s Development Trajectories the development ideas of the global North have not worked well for Africa. However, the burgeoning economic partnerships between countries of the global South have enhanced economic growth in Africa and reduced the continent’s dependence on Western capital.

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Collective Social Action: Enlightenment Ethic and the Rise of Modern Individualismues that modern society interprets success and progress in terms of how much an individual creatively innovates, acquires, possesses and controls the objects of his or her gaze. The chapter concludes with a suggestion for a return to the social and interactive character of communal ritual action.

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“Come and Chop”: Representations of the Parliamentarian in Ola Rotimi’s , and Emeka Nwabueze’s ording the parliamentarians as not only inept but also rancorous. Both playwrights employ the satiric mode in depicting Nigerian lawmakers as uncaring, wasteful and insensitive, and as vultures getting fat on the common wealth of the nation.

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Conclusionmphasize the centrality of the state. They argue that no economic model—whether market based or state anchored—can produce real growth and development under a predatory state. Therefore, the first step for Africa to reposition itself for more profitable engagements with the rest of the world is a restructuring of the African state.

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