J A Ayoade
Biographic Data
| ID | 4454526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J A Ayoade |
| GIVEN NAMES | J A |
| FAMILY NAME | Ayoade |
| SIGNATURE | AYOADE J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ibadan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
States Without Citizens: An Emerging African Phenomenon
This chapter examines the causes and course of state pathology, which is becoming a characteristic of the African state system. The philosophical alienation from the colonial state engendered by the independence movements not only resulted in political disengagement, but gave rise to and sustained suspicion of the state. The disillusionment was stated even more forcefully by General Obasanjo, who said: Although in a different context, Nigeria was…
The Culture Debate in Africa
ture because itwas neither under siege nor at risk. Colonialism, however, assailed African culture to varying degrees in different countries. Each colonial power pursued a cultural policy that was thought most consonant with her philosophy of colonial administration. French Cartesianism operated under the assumption that the African had no culture, thus justifying the French mission civilisatrice of giving culture to Africans. French colonialists…
Ethnic Management in the 1979 Nigerian Constitution
Nigeria, the most populous African nation, is also the most heterogeneous. The desire to contain the many ethnic groups within the framework of one united country has necessitated political experiments of federalism and, even for a brief while, unitarism. A thirty-month war was fought to prevent secession and then a constitutional compact was drawn up to secure the unity of the country. The constitution sought to guarantee ethnic equality and equ…
Party and Ideology in Nigeria: A Case Study of the Action Group
Nigerian Politics before the military takeover of 1966 was characterized by periodic promises to endear the electorate to the political parties. For the Action Group, such promises were organized around certain issues that ultimately manifested as a concrete ideology. But the open declaration of ideology did not come until 1959 when the party made public a document containing a statement of its ideology. The ideology took time to grow but existed…
Intergovernmental relations in Nigeria
There is usually a mistaken assumption that intergovernmental relations (IGR) can be discussed onlu meaningfully in the context of a federal arrangement
African Therapeutic Systems
Electoral Laws and National Unity in Nigeria
In 1939 Nigeria was divided into three Regions for purely administrative reasons. These regions, to all intents and purposes, did not constitute separate governments. In fact, between 1939 and 1945, these regions had no legislatures of their own. Even under the Richards' Constitution, when they had separate legislatures they had no independent powers. In practice the state legislatures under the Richards' Constitution (1946-1951) were no more tha…
The Political Economy of Wage Negotiation in The Tin Mining Industry in Nigeria
Federalism and wage politics in Nigeria
Secession Threat as a Redressive Mechanism in Nigerian Federalism
Journal Article SECESSION THREAT AS A REDRESSIVE MECHANISM IN NIGERIAN FEDERALISM Get access John A. A. Ayoade John A. A. Ayoade University of IbadanNigeria Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 3, Issue 1, Spring 1973, Pages 57–74, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a038272 Published: 01 January 1973
Ethnic Management in the 1979 Nigerian Constitution
Nigeria, the most populous African nation, is also the most heterogeneous. The desire to contain the many ethnic groups within the framework of one united country has necessitated political experiments of federalism and, even for a brief while, unitarism. A thirty-month war was fought to prevent secession and then a constitutional compact was drawn up to secure the unity of the country. The constitution sought to guarantee ethnic equality and equ…
Electoral Laws and National Unity in Nigeria
In 1939 Nigeria was divided into three Regions for purely administrative reasons. These regions, to all intents and purposes, did not constitute separate governments. In fact, between 1939 and 1945, these regions had no legislatures of their own. Even under the Richards' Constitution, when they had separate legislatures they had no independent powers. In practice the state legislatures under the Richards' Constitution (1946-1951) were no more tha…
Secession Threat as a Redressive Mechanism in Nigerian Federalism
Journal Article SECESSION THREAT AS A REDRESSIVE MECHANISM IN NIGERIAN FEDERALISM Get access John A. A. Ayoade John A. A. Ayoade University of IbadanNigeria Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 3, Issue 1, Spring 1973, Pages 57–74, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a038272 Published: 01 January 1973
Federalism and wage politics in Nigeria
The Political Economy of Wage Negotiation in The Tin Mining Industry in Nigeria
African Therapeutic Systems
Electoral Laws and National Unity in Nigeria
In 1939 Nigeria was divided into three Regions for purely administrative reasons. These regions, to all intents and purposes, did not constitute separate governments. In fact, between 1939 and 1945, these regions had no legislatures of their own. Even under the Richards' Constitution, when they had separate legislatures they had no independent powers. In practice the state legislatures under the Richards' Constitution (1946-1951) were no more tha…
Intergovernmental relations in Nigeria
There is usually a mistaken assumption that intergovernmental relations (IGR) can be discussed onlu meaningfully in the context of a federal arrangement
Party and Ideology in Nigeria: A Case Study of the Action Group
Nigerian Politics before the military takeover of 1966 was characterized by periodic promises to endear the electorate to the political parties. For the Action Group, such promises were organized around certain issues that ultimately manifested as a concrete ideology. But the open declaration of ideology did not come until 1959 when the party made public a document containing a statement of its ideology. The ideology took time to grow but existed…
Ethnic Management in the 1979 Nigerian Constitution
Nigeria, the most populous African nation, is also the most heterogeneous. The desire to contain the many ethnic groups within the framework of one united country has necessitated political experiments of federalism and, even for a brief while, unitarism. A thirty-month war was fought to prevent secession and then a constitutional compact was drawn up to secure the unity of the country. The constitution sought to guarantee ethnic equality and equ…
The Culture Debate in Africa
ture because itwas neither under siege nor at risk. Colonialism, however, assailed African culture to varying degrees in different countries. Each colonial power pursued a cultural policy that was thought most consonant with her philosophy of colonial administration. French Cartesianism operated under the assumption that the African had no culture, thus justifying the French mission civilisatrice of giving culture to Africans. French colonialists…
States Without Citizens: An Emerging African Phenomenon
This chapter examines the causes and course of state pathology, which is becoming a characteristic of the African state system. The philosophical alienation from the colonial state engendered by the independence movements not only resulted in political disengagement, but gave rise to and sustained suspicion of the state. The disillusionment was stated even more forcefully by General Obasanjo, who said: Although in a different context, Nigeria was…
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