Yetunde A Aluko
Biographic Data
| ID | 4155198 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yetunde A Aluko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yetunde A |
| FAMILY NAME | Aluko |
| SIGNATURE | ALUKO Y A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Social & Governance Policy Research Department Nigerian Institute of Social & Economic Research (NISER) Ojoo – Ibadan, NIGERIA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Innovation for inclusive development among specialized universities
This paper presents an analysis of how a specialized university in its pursuit of community engagement interacts with external social partners, especially marginalized communities, taking the case of community-based farming scheme in the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta to promote innovation for inclusive development. The methodological approach to the study relies on case study analysis using in-depth interviews of senior management, …
Career Progression and Satisfaction among Female Academics of Selected Universities in Southwest, Nigeria
This article examined the rate at which female academics progress in their career and the level of on-the-job satisfaction in some selected universities. One hundred and nineteen copies of questionnaire were retrieved from respondents which was then analysed through descriptive and inferential statistical methods. Results revealed that despite numerous years spent in the service of these institutions, female academics still maintain the ranks the…
Patriarchy and Property Rights among Yoruba Women in Nigeria
In most patriarchal societies, women's property rights are often achieved vicariously, usually through their husbands. By contrast, among the Yoruba of Nigeria, women have some levels of autonomy and independence such that they can accumulate property to which their husbands have no claim, yet they customarily do not have any inheritance right to their husbands’ property. This study examines how this gender-equitable property rights regime affect…
Gendered Impact of Corruption in Healthcare Service Delivery in Nigeria
This paper supports the hypothesis that corruption and non-delivery of services in key sectors such as health have gender-specific poverty consequences. The study utilized qualitative micro-level information about the structures of corruption and its impact on poor women. Respondents expressed their perceptions on the occurrence of corrupt practices in public health care system and its wider impact on society. The findings revealed that the impac…
The Centrality of Women in Moral Teaching in Yoruba Family System
Social order and peaceful co-existence are some of the primary goals in every human society. Central to maintenance of law and order in traditional Yoruba societies is the family. Culturally among the Yoruba people, women are socialized differently from men. This paper, rather than focus on the oppression of women in Yoruba cultural setting, examines the series of significant contributions of women to the maintenance of social order and ethical w…
Gender and Women's Political Leadership in Nigeria
Political leadership in Nigeria are stratified on the basis of gender distinction, thereby calling to question the assertion of gender neutrality in the political arena. Looking beyond the usual sex variable in a survey, this paper explores the consequences of gender and women's political leadership in Nigeria using case studies approach to appraise the life histories of two groups of women. It takes gender as a category of analysis, recognizing …
Patriarchy and Property Rights among Yoruba Women in Nigeria
In most patriarchal societies, women's property rights are often achieved vicariously, usually through their husbands. By contrast, among the Yoruba of Nigeria, women have some levels of autonomy and independence such that they can accumulate property to which their husbands have no claim, yet they customarily do not have any inheritance right to their husbands’ property. This study examines how this gender-equitable property rights regime affect…
Gender and Women's Political Leadership in Nigeria
Political leadership in Nigeria are stratified on the basis of gender distinction, thereby calling to question the assertion of gender neutrality in the political arena. Looking beyond the usual sex variable in a survey, this paper explores the consequences of gender and women's political leadership in Nigeria using case studies approach to appraise the life histories of two groups of women. It takes gender as a category of analysis, recognizing …
The Centrality of Women in Moral Teaching in Yoruba Family System
Social order and peaceful co-existence are some of the primary goals in every human society. Central to maintenance of law and order in traditional Yoruba societies is the family. Culturally among the Yoruba people, women are socialized differently from men. This paper, rather than focus on the oppression of women in Yoruba cultural setting, examines the series of significant contributions of women to the maintenance of social order and ethical w…
Gender and Women's Political Leadership in Nigeria
Political leadership in Nigeria are stratified on the basis of gender distinction, thereby calling to question the assertion of gender neutrality in the political arena. Looking beyond the usual sex variable in a survey, this paper explores the consequences of gender and women's political leadership in Nigeria using case studies approach to appraise the life histories of two groups of women. It takes gender as a category of analysis, recognizing …
Gendered Impact of Corruption in Healthcare Service Delivery in Nigeria
This paper supports the hypothesis that corruption and non-delivery of services in key sectors such as health have gender-specific poverty consequences. The study utilized qualitative micro-level information about the structures of corruption and its impact on poor women. Respondents expressed their perceptions on the occurrence of corrupt practices in public health care system and its wider impact on society. The findings revealed that the impac…
Patriarchy and Property Rights among Yoruba Women in Nigeria
In most patriarchal societies, women's property rights are often achieved vicariously, usually through their husbands. By contrast, among the Yoruba of Nigeria, women have some levels of autonomy and independence such that they can accumulate property to which their husbands have no claim, yet they customarily do not have any inheritance right to their husbands’ property. This study examines how this gender-equitable property rights regime affect…
Career Progression and Satisfaction among Female Academics of Selected Universities in Southwest, Nigeria
This article examined the rate at which female academics progress in their career and the level of on-the-job satisfaction in some selected universities. One hundred and nineteen copies of questionnaire were retrieved from respondents which was then analysed through descriptive and inferential statistical methods. Results revealed that despite numerous years spent in the service of these institutions, female academics still maintain the ranks the…
Innovation for inclusive development among specialized universities
This paper presents an analysis of how a specialized university in its pursuit of community engagement interacts with external social partners, especially marginalized communities, taking the case of community-based farming scheme in the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta to promote innovation for inclusive development. The methodological approach to the study relies on case study analysis using in-depth interviews of senior management, …
Political science (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Autonomy (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Marketing (2 works)