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

Biguanides

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Introduction,state actors operate in the Nigerian oil sector. Implementation of liberal policies in the 1980s engendered many contradictions and created hostilities towards other forms of neo-liberal policies like deregulation. The introductory chapter frames the expectations of the book with background informat

CEDE

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Deregulation Policy, for deregulation of the oil sector is examined in historical exposition with a costs-benefits analysis of the deregulation of the Nigeria’s economy. The chapter engages in the discourse, necessity, and understanding of deregulation under the classical liberalism, radical political economy and the r

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Morose

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State Actors in the Downstream Oil Sector,il industry engage in maladministration, inefficiency and corruption to appropriate the benefits of the Nigerian oil wealth for private use. The Nigerian bureaucracy has displayed a lack of capacity to effectively discharge the responsibilities and roles of oversight and monitoring of the oil sector

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Non-state Actors and Oil Sector Reform: Interests and Roles,viduals, local and foreign investors to scramble for participation amid a struggle to influence decisions in the industry. The pressures generated by these actors to maximize their personal and businesses interests have led to the attempts to embrace deregulation and remove subsidies on all petroleu

hypotension

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Oil Subsidy Administration in Nigeria, which the prevailing system breeds corruption in the marketing and distribution arm of the oil sector. A proper understanding of subsidy administration reveales mismanagement, unprofessionalism, depth of oil corruption and foundations of public dissent against the pseudo-deregulation and subsidy re