Titlebook: Regionalism and Integration in Africa; EU-ACP Economic Part Samuel O. Oloruntoba Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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State Capacity and Trade Policy in Nigeria: A Discourse on the EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreemen11), “l(fā)iberal views of trade have dominated discourse on trade over the past half of a decade. It holds that countries that follow their comparative advantage will reap higher standards from trading as much as possible with developed countries.” In particular, various studies have concluded that the

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Book 2016ing system ?over the past one decade and a half. Oloruntoba critically examines Euro-Nigeria relations within the context of the ?Economic Partnership Agreements in terms of the political and economic implications of the agreements on Nigeria’s non-oil exports sub-sectors. Set within one of the main

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Globalization and Regional Trade Agreements,globalization has been viewed from various perspectives, depending on which ideological divide one belongs to, the most appropriate dimension of globalisation that is of essential relevance to this book is economic globalization.

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Theoretical Framework of North-South Regional Trade Agreements,c Partnership Agreements (EPAs), the unequal relationship between the North, in this case represented by the EU, and the South, represented by Nigeria, trade agreements, and the processes of negotiations.

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The Political Economy of Regional Integration and Development in Africa: Rethinking Theory and Prax leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, of Ghana, and Sekou Toure, of Guinea, argued for a United States of Africa, with full complements of political and economic integration, cautious leaders such as Tafawa Balewa, of Nigeria, and Julius Nyerere, of Tanzania, advocated for a gradual approach to integration in Africa (Asante, 1995).

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