Preye Kuro Inokoba
Biographic Data
| ID | 6592710 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Preye Kuro Inokoba |
| GIVEN NAMES | Preye Kuro |
| FAMILY NAME | Inokoba |
| SIGNATURE | INOKOBA P K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Niger Delta University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Violence Against Women
The present study revolves around the women of three pastoral transhumant societies, Gaddis of Bharmour of Himachal Pradesh, Bhutias of Lachen and Lahung of Sikkim, and Changpa of Changthang of Ladakh.Women are backbone of the economics' structure, as the production system is much dependent on them.The role and status of women vary according to the traditions of cultural group.Transhumant pastoral societies depend for sustenance on livestock herd…
Violence Against Women
This paper looks at violence against women. The paper sees violence as illegal use of or application of force, threat or aggression to cause emotional, mental or physical pain, injury or degradation on person. Violence against women is also seen as a product of cultural and social norms that imbue men with power and authority over women. The paper identifies some forms of violence against women to include: domestic, sexual, psychological, and phy…
Youths, Electoral Violence and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria
No human collectivity can experience any meaningful and sustainable level of progress if it fails to systematically, deliberately and constructively engage and harness the drive and energy of the youths. It is based on these premises that the paper decided to investigate the role of youths in the ugly phenomenon of electoral violence and its implication for democracy in Nigeria. The basic proposition of this write up is that how the political eli…
Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) and Political Corruption
This paper examines the connection between democratic consolidation and political corruption which is deeply entrenched in the Nigerian society. Although successive regimes had established various anticorruption bodies to curb corruption, all failed to yield positive results. Most of these anti-corruption bodies have rather reinforced corruption in the country by posing difficulties for the consolidation of democracy. The administration of Oluseg…
The African Metaphysical Worldview and Its Prostrate Condition of Backwardness
The prevailing worldview of any society is the fundamental determinant of how meaningfully the society will relate with itself and its environment. No society can advance beyond the limits of the dominant perception of social reality. It is within this context that the African predicament of backwardness was investigated. It is argued that Africa’s metaphysical worldview is the cul-de-sac preventing the continent from embracing innovation and cha…
Vexation and Militancy in the Niger Delta
The Niger Delta is richly endowed with abundant hydrocarbon resources that place Nigeria as the seventh largest producer of oil in the world. Paradoxically, however, despite its immense contribution to the up-keep of the Nigerian state, the region has suffered monumental neglect and deprivation over the years-this has resulted in widespread poverty, excruciating hardship, complete lack of basic socio-economic infrastructure, plundered environment…
Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) and Political Corruption
This paper examines the connection between democratic consolidation and political corruption which is deeply entrenched in the Nigerian society. Although successive regimes had established various anticorruption bodies to curb corruption, all failed to yield positive results. Most of these anti-corruption bodies have rather reinforced corruption in the country by posing difficulties for the consolidation of democracy. The administration of Oluseg…
Vexation and Militancy in the Niger Delta
The Niger Delta is richly endowed with abundant hydrocarbon resources that place Nigeria as the seventh largest producer of oil in the world. Paradoxically, however, despite its immense contribution to the up-keep of the Nigerian state, the region has suffered monumental neglect and deprivation over the years-this has resulted in widespread poverty, excruciating hardship, complete lack of basic socio-economic infrastructure, plundered environment…
Youths, Electoral Violence and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria
No human collectivity can experience any meaningful and sustainable level of progress if it fails to systematically, deliberately and constructively engage and harness the drive and energy of the youths. It is based on these premises that the paper decided to investigate the role of youths in the ugly phenomenon of electoral violence and its implication for democracy in Nigeria. The basic proposition of this write up is that how the political eli…
The African Metaphysical Worldview and Its Prostrate Condition of Backwardness
The prevailing worldview of any society is the fundamental determinant of how meaningfully the society will relate with itself and its environment. No society can advance beyond the limits of the dominant perception of social reality. It is within this context that the African predicament of backwardness was investigated. It is argued that Africa’s metaphysical worldview is the cul-de-sac preventing the continent from embracing innovation and cha…
The African Metaphysical Worldview and Its Prostrate Condition of Backwardness
The prevailing worldview of any society is the fundamental determinant of how meaningfully the society will relate with itself and its environment. No society can advance beyond the limits of the dominant perception of social reality. It is within this context that the African predicament of backwardness was investigated. It is argued that Africa’s metaphysical worldview is the cul-de-sac preventing the continent from embracing innovation and cha…
Vexation and Militancy in the Niger Delta
The Niger Delta is richly endowed with abundant hydrocarbon resources that place Nigeria as the seventh largest producer of oil in the world. Paradoxically, however, despite its immense contribution to the up-keep of the Nigerian state, the region has suffered monumental neglect and deprivation over the years-this has resulted in widespread poverty, excruciating hardship, complete lack of basic socio-economic infrastructure, plundered environment…
Violence Against Women
The present study revolves around the women of three pastoral transhumant societies, Gaddis of Bharmour of Himachal Pradesh, Bhutias of Lachen and Lahung of Sikkim, and Changpa of Changthang of Ladakh.Women are backbone of the economics' structure, as the production system is much dependent on them.The role and status of women vary according to the traditions of cultural group.Transhumant pastoral societies depend for sustenance on livestock herd…
Violence Against Women
This paper looks at violence against women. The paper sees violence as illegal use of or application of force, threat or aggression to cause emotional, mental or physical pain, injury or degradation on person. Violence against women is also seen as a product of cultural and social norms that imbue men with power and authority over women. The paper identifies some forms of violence against women to include: domestic, sexual, psychological, and phy…
Youths, Electoral Violence and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria
No human collectivity can experience any meaningful and sustainable level of progress if it fails to systematically, deliberately and constructively engage and harness the drive and energy of the youths. It is based on these premises that the paper decided to investigate the role of youths in the ugly phenomenon of electoral violence and its implication for democracy in Nigeria. The basic proposition of this write up is that how the political eli…
Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) and Political Corruption
This paper examines the connection between democratic consolidation and political corruption which is deeply entrenched in the Nigerian society. Although successive regimes had established various anticorruption bodies to curb corruption, all failed to yield positive results. Most of these anti-corruption bodies have rather reinforced corruption in the country by posing difficulties for the consolidation of democracy. The administration of Oluseg…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Consolidation (business (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Democratic consolidation (2 works) · Democratization (2 works)