INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 21. WESTERN EDUCATION IN ISUIKWUATO, ABIA STATE, 1914 TO 2009

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION It is generally acclaimed that western education was introduced in Nigeria by European Christian missionaries. This, by implication, applies to Isuikwuato. One would then chart the course of the European advent into the west coast of Africa. On this issue, two schools of thought have originated: the European school of thought and the African school of thought. According to...Continue Reading »

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• 22. WOMEN AND THE ISSUE OF HEAD COVERING IN 1 CORINTHIANS 11:2 – 16: IMPLICATIONS ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Head covering is assumed to be the literal covering of the head with a scarf. This is a practice that is observed in various Christian groups during Christian worship in Nigeria. Whether this is a compulsory practice and traceable to the New Testament is still under contention among some Christians. Some base their arguments for women covering o...Continue Reading »

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• 23. THE RELEVANCE OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND PEACE ON WEST AFRICA: A CASE STUDY OF ...

  » CHAPTER ONE: Introduction 1.1. Background of the Study Regional economic integration became an important subject in Africa as more African countries began to achieve independence from the early 1960s. This was due to the realization that considering colonial rule and the effects of Africa’s balkanization, it would be difficult for newly created African states to make progress in an internati...Continue Reading »

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• 24. THE PROBLEMS OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF AFRICA UNION AND EC...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study The philosophy of the African Unity which underpins the African relations with itself and with the rest of the World states that “We are all African”. It was adapted from the Pan African movement whose aim was advocating a return to Africa of all Africans. The philosophy was essentially pioneered by the Africans born outside Africa and d...Continue Reading »

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• 25. NIGERIA-CAMEROON DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS IN POST BAKASSI PENINSULA DISPUTE 2006-201...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study The conflict between Nigeria and Cameroun over Bakassi peninsula, which the International Court of Justice (ICJ) adjudicated, has eventually ceased, particularly the deployment of military forces by both countries. There is no doubt that the conflict over the ownership of the Peninsula, an international boundary between Nigeria and her neigbour, Cam...Continue Reading »

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• 26. NIGERIA AND HER NEIGHBOURS: A COMPARISON OF TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN NIGERIA AND ...

  » Chapter one Introduction 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Over the past several decades, the economies of the world have become greatly connected through international trade and globalization. Foreign trade has been identified as the oldest and most important part of a country’s economic relationship. The basis for foreign trade rests on the fact that nations do differ in their resource endowment...Continue Reading »

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• 27. NIGERIA'S QUEST FOR THE PARMANENT MEMBERSHIP OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Nigeria sees herself first as an African nation and seeks to promote the interests of the whole continent and that of the black people all over the world. This is well reflected in her foreign policy where Africa is her centrepiece (Aladekomo 2005: 33). Flowing from the above, Nigeria’s historic, heroic and commendable role in the internationa...Continue Reading »

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• 28. Foreign Aid and Africa’s quest for Development: Issues and challenges for Nige...

  » Chapter one Introduction 1.1Background of the study Foreign aids are mostly said to be grants and loans that a donor country advance to another nation (recipient co un try) with the motive of accelerating economic welfare. These grants are taken by official sector. The growing gap between the developed and developing countries has dominated international relations and diplomacy for a long time. Th...Continue Reading »

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• 29. IMPACT OF MAU MAU UPRISING ON THE KENYA NATIONALISM”

  » ABSTRACT The Kikuyu, the largest ethnic group in Kenya, resisted colonial authority, which culminated into what became known as Mau Mau, led by the Kenya Land Freedom Army. During this time, the British colonial government imposed laws limiting their access to land, politics, and independence. The turbulent 1950s in Kenyan history should be considered a revolution because of its violent nature, th...Continue Reading »

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• 30. THE ROLE OF NIGERIAN FEMALE COMBATANTS IN OPERATION: A CASE STUDY OF THE NIGER D...

  » INTRODUCTION The incidence of female combatants in Africa is a recurrent decimal. This problem has really pre occupied not only scholars of strategic persuasion, but also in the violence and peace studies and those in the humanitarian scholarship have also not been left out. This is because of the numerous effects and the problems it posits for both local and international peace especially the psy...Continue Reading »

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• 31. OBSTACLES TO THE UNITED NATIONS AS A COLLECTIVE SECURITY MECHANISM DURING THE IR...

  » ABSTRACT This study looks at the obstacles of the UN as a Collective Security mechanism with reference to the 2002 2005 Iraq war. It looks at the concept of collective security as a technical term in the field of international relations and how it contributes to international peace and security. The UN played a role that was totally against its underlying principles because a Collective Security m...Continue Reading »

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• 32. AN APPRAISAL OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION IN IRAQ

  » Abstract The UN Security Council, largely handicapped by the Cold War until the late 1980s, has become considerably more proactive over the last twenty five years. The results are mixed. One constant for the Council since 1980 is that it has been at grips with conflicts involving Iraq – conflicts with Iraq’s neighbours and also internal strife prior to and particularly since 2003. Ever...Continue Reading »

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• 33. Nigeria foreign policy 1999-2019 a critical assessment

  » ABSTRACT After the Second World War in 1945, the foreign policy direction of most developing nations was to liberate themselves from the shackles of colonialism and adjusting themselves to the politics of bi polarism. Fifty years after, most African countries have been liberated. The cold war between the western capitalist bloc and the eastern socialist bloc no longer exists. From the fall of the ...Continue Reading »

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• 34. IMPACT OF TERRORISM ON GLOBAL SECURITY (A CASE STUDY OF AFRICA)

  » ABSTRACT The present study analysed and scrutinised the effects of terrorism on international peace and security and educational systems in Africa and beyond in the wake of a new millennium perspective....Continue Reading »

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• 35. Nigeria’s Leader Role In African Union Under President Muhammadu Buhari 2015-2...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background To The Study Nigeria has been playing an unmatchable role in Africa since its independence in 1960 including especially its role in the eradication of colonialism in Africa and racism in the continent. Nigeria gave support to liberation movements in the continent. The measure of support it provided to freedom fighters in Africa is exemplified in the extra ordina...Continue Reading »

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• 36. NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY UNDER PRESIDENT MUHAMMAD BUHARI FROM 2015-2020

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The framework of Nigerian foreign policy formed the basic perception how it sees the world from ideological, political, economic, and religious standpoints. These factors decide its foreign policy response to regional and continental affairs. Nigeria is a key player in West Africa sub region, Africa, and global stage, especially in the activities of the regional inter gove...Continue Reading »

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• 37. THE EFFECT OF COVID19 IN THE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN NIGERIA AND CHINA

  » ABSTRACT COVID 19, first detected in Wuhan, China late last year, has so far spread to over 166 countries, areas, and territories, infected over 207,500 people, and killed over 8,650 people. It has been declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization. The disease is not just having health effects. The virus continues to prompt travel restrictions within countries and across borders, an...Continue Reading »

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• 38. ECOWAS FREE MOVEMENT PROTOCOL; IMPLICATIONS FOR SECURITY AND COOPERATION WITHIN ...

  » INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Trans outskirt development happens to be the significant issue of talk among the different provincial and sub local associations around the world. It has been stated that human development in West Africa alone has been in the investigation and discourse of writing for quite a while. There is further attestation that propose that exchange, want for greener field...Continue Reading »

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• 39. ASSESSMENT OF THE ECOWAS PROTOCOL ON FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS, RIGHT OF RESIDENC...

  » ABSTRACT The main aim of the study was to assess the implementation of the ECOWAS Protocol on free movement of persons, rights of residence and establishment. For this, the mixed method of data collection was used which formed the basic design for the study. Using the convenient method, 84 travellers and 30 officers were sampled to respond to structured questionnaires and semi interview questions ...Continue Reading »

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• 40. A Decade of Nigeria’s Economic Diplomacy: Issues and Challenges

  » Introduction During most of the twentieth century, two world wars, the cold war, the rivalry of two super powers, the ideologization of international affairs and military confrontation, made diplomacy a subsidiary instrument of power politics and ideology. The end of the cold war radically changed the international political scene and today we are facing the shift of the ‘civilizational&rsqu...Continue Reading »

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