Kenechukwu Obiezu IntroductionNigeria’s protracted security crisis has precipitated a severe humanitarian emergency, most visibly manifested in the proliferation of Internally…
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CASADE POLICY SERIES ON SECURITY The Group of Twenty (G20) serves as the world’s premier forum for international economic cooperation,…
CASADE POLICY PAPERS. Africa’s food systems are at a critical juncture. Despite possessing vast agricultural potential, the continent faces persistent…
CASADE POLICY PAPER This comprehensive analysis examines the evolving maritime security landscape of the Gulf of Guinea, highlighting how institutional…
John O. Ifediora, President Speaking Plainly to the Masses What if the $148 billion lost annually to corruption across Africa, as…
By Mike Arnold* The Nigerian government is spending millions on lobbyists and PR firms in Washington and London. They’ve hired…
John O. Ifediora. In natural resource-dependent economies the prevalent and common understanding is that the principal natural resource that…
Richard J. Evans. There are more ways of destroying a democracy than sending troops into the streets, storming the radio…
The last 60 years have witnessed the accession to sovereign status of dozens of former colonial territories and the birth of the modern development enterprise, but also a rapid secularisation of Western European societies especially. Yet, at the start of a new century, religion seems set to be a major force in international affairs in the world for the foreseeable future. Its public role can no longer be ignored.
Development experts at the World Bank, and The Economist debate Professor Eric Maskin’s theory on the effects of globalization on…