Rethinking security in Nigeria : conceptual issues in the quest for social order and national integration / / edited by Dapo Adelugba & Philip Ogo Ujomu.
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| Superior document: | Codesria book series |
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| Year of Publication: | 2008 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Codesria book series.
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| Physical Description: | x, 162 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: a preface to the understanding of the aesthetic and ethical imperatives for viable national security in the post-colonial African state / Dapo Adelugba
- The bounds of security theorising: envisioning discursive inputs for the rectification of a post-colonial situation / Philip Ogo Ujomu
- An aesthetic theorising of the challenge of national security in the post-colonial context / Philip Ogo Ujomu and Dapo Adelugba
- Rethinking traditional security in Africa: the reconstruction of the cosmological foundations of security / Dapo Adelugba
- Cultural dimensions of the national security problem / Olusegun Oladiran and Irene Omolola Adadevoh
- The gender dimensions of the national security and human security problematic: core theoretical, conceptual and historical issues / Irene Omolola Adadevoh
- Rethinking ethical security in the light of European institutional security and integration strategies: the quest for methodological convergence / Aduke G. Adebayo.