Titlebook: Nigerian Foreign Policy; Alternative Percepti Timothy M. Shaw (Professor of Political Science),O Book 1983 Timothy M. Shaw and Olajide Aluk

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Nigerian Foreign Policy: a Case of Dominance or Dependence?the continent’s largest oil producer, has the biggest Gross National Product in black or white Africa and possesses the largest population. Before the mid-1970s the country’s leaders were generally content to follow a quiet path in foreign affairs, but since that date foreign policy has taken on a m

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Indigenisation in Nigeria: Renationalisation or Denationalisation?veloping world, most national states have increasingly taken on regulative, welfare and planning functions, and the state has become a major (if not . major) economic actor in many countries [1]. At the same time, policies of economic nationalism (nationalisation and indigenisation) have become wide

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Nigeria in the World System: Alternative Approaches, Explanations and Projectionsy is now two decades old and just another two decades away from the twenty-first century. In its first twenty years of . independence, the territory and political economy of Nigeria were administered by several elements within the reconstituted ruling class; initially by combined political-entrepren

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eals fintech and digital transformation contribute to financial innovations, green financing, sustainable investments, smart contracts for sustainable agreements, reduction of carbon footprint, consumers’ values and behavior, and digitalization for operational efficiency. However, integrating fintec

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