Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Nigeria

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Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Nigeria

Wariboko, Nimi; Vaughan, Olufemi O.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

07/2026

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9781138559356

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Introduction: The Making of Nigeria and its Unrealized Potentiality Polity 1. State and Society in Nigeria: Politics, Governance, and Development in Historical Perspective 2. Post-Colonial Nigerian State and Society 3. Majoritarian Democracy, the Minority Question and "Becoming-Minoritarian" in Postcolonial Nigeria 4. Political Community and Nationalist Imagination in Nigeria 5. Foreign Policy as Forging of National Identity 6. Unity and Dissension: Nigerian Civil War 7. Nigerian Civil War: National and Global Dimensions Economy 8. Economy and the Making of Nigeria 9. Nigerian Immigrants in a Globalized World 10. Corruption and Underdevelopment of Nigeria 11. Hospitals and Healthcare in Nigeria 12. Yoruba Women, Culture, and Entrepreneurship Culture 13. Writing a Legal History of Gender, Custom, and Criminal Justice in Colonial Southeastern Nigeria 14. Transition to a Post-Oil Nigeria: Youth, Development, Social Justice, and the Environment 15. Sacred Kingship and Collective Identity in Yoruba Society Education 16. English, Pidgin English, and the Making of Nigeria 17. The Chibok Girls: Structural Violence, Gender, and Education in Nigeria's Northeast 18. Emergence and Management of Islamic Secondary Schools in Northern Nigeria 19. Development of University Education in Northern Nigeria Religion 20. Yoruba Indigenous Religion in Contemporary Nigeria 21. Religion and Public Health in Nigeria 22. Religious Conflicts and Violence 23. The Globality of Islam: Sharia Movement in Northern Nigeria
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African political development;postcolonial studies;ethnic conflict analysis;gender and society Africa;educational reform Nigeria;religious pluralism Africa;Nigerian state governance transformation