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Ethno-Regionalism and the Origins of Federalism in Nigeriandmark book’s most significant contribution lies in its rigorous theoretical exploration of the interconnections between Nigeria’s superimposed postcolonial nation-state and its diverse structures of society, paying careful attention to the dynamic nature of continuity and change since the decolonization process in the 1950s.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86937-1 exploded in spontaneous civic rage. The immediate provocation was President Goodluck Jonathan’s announcement of the federal government’s resolve to remove the “remaining” subsidy on petroleum products distributed in the country. With that seemingly irreversible decision, the pump price of petrol wa

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,überpflanzung von Muskeln und Sehnen,ccess between the people and the state may show broad similarities across time, space, and regime type. In his conclusion, written just after the return of the military to power in Nigeria, Richard Joseph asks, using the experience of the Second Republic, how multiparty democracy can be sustained if

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Subkutane Mastektomie bei Gyn?komastieecond Republic (1979–1983). Yet, as Joseph notes (1987), it predates that period, and has equally persisted after. I contend that the explanatory power of the theory is not limited to electoral politics; it also provides a useful blueprint that can be adapted to our understandings of bureaucratic po