Titlebook: Globalization, Democracy and Oil Sector Reform in Nigeria; Adeoye O. Akinola Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

場(chǎng)所

Quand toutes les barrières ont cédé…zation and dependency theories. The two theories attribute Africa’s crisis to internal variables (modernization) and external contradictions (dependency); rather, a multiplicity of contradictions explain the Nigeria’s state inability to promote good governance.

過(guò)于光澤

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-99068-7rt of excess subsidy payments. The complicity of both state and non-state actors explain the botched subsidy reform, inability to curb the incessant increase in fuel prices and failure to completely deregulate the downstream oil sector.

離開(kāi)可分裂

La turbinoplastica inferiore modificata the downstream oil industry. Both local and foreign MNCs display similar characteristics in their approach to the oil business and subsidy arrangement. Civil society organization stand in opposition to the MNCs and the government’s reform initiatives, claiming to act in the interest of the masses.

Mawkish

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47831-9efineries and asserts that capacity under-utilization provides an explaination for the crisis experienced in the sector and activities of the oil-importation network that result in defrauding the state. Using a case study approach, the chapter place the subsidy administration in the context of these developments.

同謀

Microfluidic Cell-Culture Devices,tradictions that deepened impoverishment of the masses. Corruption was at the root of the mismanagement, waste, institutional weaknesses and failures to restore stability and efficiency to the oil sector. Oil sector reform under the prevalent arrangement constitutes a mechanism for the devolution of corruption in Nigeria.

逗留

G. D. Kipling,S. J. Haswell,N. J. Brownce of globalization and implications of the oil policy on the state, economy and society. I found that the success of any economic reform in Nigeria was dependent on the holistic overhaul of the political arrangement and the reform of the Nigerian bureaucracy.

運(yùn)動(dòng)性

Globalization and Democratization Nexus,means in which the globalization of neoliberalism and the activities of global forces have engendered contradictions in their attempts to “democratize” the international system. In conclusion, globalization has failed to enhance the socio-economic development of the Nigerian state and society.

Atrium

The Quest for Development: Theoretical Discourse,derdevelopment of the periphery. Dependent development theory dismissed liberalism and redefined the role of states and the transformation of public institutions into management bodies, while the new public management theory addressed the quest for a policy shift in the oil sector under a management-oriented Nigerian bureaucracy.

作繭自縛

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State Actors in the Downstream Oil Sector,rt of excess subsidy payments. The complicity of both state and non-state actors explain the botched subsidy reform, inability to curb the incessant increase in fuel prices and failure to completely deregulate the downstream oil sector.