Federalism and the balance of political power in Nigeria

(1966). Federalism and the balance of political power in Nigeria. Journal of Commonwealth Political Studies: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 16-29

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• Nigeria

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• The Sardauna's Middle East

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• The Size of States and Political Stability in Nigeria

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• The Dilemma of Premature Bureaucratization in the New States of Africa

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• "The Roots of Political Instability in an Artificial "Nation-State

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• Federalism and development in Nigeria

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• Contesting multiculturalism

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• Peace and security concerns in the Niger Delta

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• Fallacies and Dilemmas

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• Federalism in Nigeria—Principles and Practice

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• Class, Ethnicity, and the Democratic State

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• Publishing postcolonial Africa

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• Southern politics in State and Nation

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• Basic concepts in sociology

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• The “Federal Principle” Reconsidered

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• Federalism, Mature and Emergent

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• The ‘Federal Solution’ in Its Application to Europe, Asia, and Africa

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• Federalism in Nigeria

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• Essentials for Nigerian Survival

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