There is a joke which compares federalism to wine: the longer it lasts, the much better it gets. ‘Federalism palava’ has been the enduring topic for new nations. About a decade ago, it was f... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja Typical of the fluid ways of popular culture sites, The Economist of London has set its deconstructive reportorial gaze on Prof Doran Acemoglu, ex-LSE economist currently bas... Read more
By Prof Hassan Saliu The recent editorial in The Guardian on Nigeria’s foreign policy reminds me of the releases that I issued on the subject matter. In the closing days of my tenure a... Read more
By Chris Kwaja Introduction: The international order is no longer merely changing; it is fracturing. The assumptions that underpinned the post-Cold War era—economic globalization, liberal in... Read more
At a time when interpreting the world and changing it have merged into one rather than two different spheres, fishing for critical thinkers cum creative writers has become the most potential... Read more
By Y. Z Ya’u Dear compatriots, friends, colleagues and comrades, on behalf of the Planning Committee for this Symposium and the entirety of the Osoba for Eternality Platform, I welcome you t... Read more
Abuja, Nigeria is set to witness the likely most remarkable if not the most qualitative gathering of the radical assemblage in Nigeria in recent times. It will be the symposium version of th... Read more
By Branko Milanovic Several days ago, at a conference in Guangxi Province in Southern China, I had a conversation with the editor of the Chinese company that published translations of two of... Read more
It must be part of the mysteries of powerhouse Nigeria that there has not been an active platform of scholars of the involving discipline of International Relations for years now. Well, that... Read more
By Ingrid Kvangraven The COVID-19 pandemic has plunged countries across the world into crises, but the challenges are particularly dire for developing countries. My recent research demonstra... Read more
