Curriculum Vitae

CURRICULUM VITAE

PROFESSOR CHIBUZO N. NWOKE

PERSONAL DATA:

Full Name: CHIBUZO NNATE NWOKE Address: 822, Ifeanyi Uba Crescent, Omole Estate II, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria Telephone: 234-1-0803-893-5478; 234-1-0802-316-2657. E-mail: [email protected]

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:  B.BA (Honors) (Business Management), Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA, 1975.  MIM (International Management), American Graduate School of International Management, Glendale, Arizona, USA, 1976.  MA (Economics), University of Denver, Colorado, USA, 1978.  Ph.D (International Studies) University of Denver, Colorado, USA, 1984.

MAJOR ACADEMIC AWARDS & DISTINCTIONS: Dean’s Honor’s List Spring 1972 Dean’s Graduating Honor’s List Spring 1975 Departmental Honor’s Award for Special Distinction in Administrative 1972-1975 Sciences, Department of Business Administration, Kent St ate University, Kent, Ohio, USA. Ford Foundation’s Fellowship in International Relations 1979 Institute of International Education’s Internship Award for Graduate 1979 Distinction in International Relations Doctoral Fellowship Grant, Graduate School of International Studies, 1977-1984 University of Denver, Colorado, USA.

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES  Nigerian Society of International Affairs (Secretary-General).  Nigerian Economic Society.  Society for International Relations and Strategic Studies.

 Nigerian Political Science Association.  Policy Commission on Governance & Institutions, Nigerian Economic Summit Group.  Board of Trustees, Eme Awa Institute in Governance and Democracy.

CURRENT POST:  Ag. Vice Chancellor, Oduduwa University, Ipetumodu, Ile-Ife, Osun State.  Professor, Department of International Relations, College of Management & Social Sciences, Oduduwa University, Ipetumodu, Ile-Ife, Osun State.

PREVIOUS POSTS: Jan-April 2015: Professor, Head, Department of Political Science & International Relations, Faculty of Social and Management Sciences, Southwestern University, Okun-Owa, Ogun State, Nigeria. 2010-2014: Professor, Head, Department of Politics and International Relations, Faculty of Social Sciences, Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. 2007-2009: Associate Research Professor (Contract), Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Lagos. 2003- 2006: Associate Professor (Contract), Department of History & Int’l Studies, Lagos State University (LASU), Lagos. 2002: Retirement from NIIA. 1997-2002: Associate Research Professor, NIIA. 1992-1996: Senior Research Fellow, NIIA. 1987-1991: Research Fellow I, NIIA. 1985-1987: Research Fellow II, NIIA.

SOME ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES AT NIIA: 1994-1995: Director of Research and Studies 1995-2002: Head, Division of International Economic Relations,

Dept. of Research & Studies.

2007-2009: Head, Division of International Economic Relations, Dept. of Research & Studies. SOME SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS AT NIIA:  NIIA’s Representative at the National Committee Against Apartheid (NACAP). Served as Chairman, Sub-Committee on Documentation.  NIIA’s Representative at Standing National Focal Committee on GATT and UNCTAD Matters.  Visiting Research Scholar, Bennet College, Greensboro, North Carolina, USA.  NIIA Delegate at Two-Week International Seminar on “Democracy and Good Governance”, Sponsored by the Japan International Agency (JICA), Tokyo, Japan.  Corresponding Advisory Editor, The Nigerian Social Scientist (A Newsletter of the Social Science Council of Nigeria).  NIIA’s Representative at CODERSIA General Assembly Meeting on: “Crises, Conflicts and Transformations”, Dakar, Senegal.  Produced several policy papers commissioned by the Nigerian Government, including the President’s Annual Foreign Policy Speeches, Debt Management Policy, Implications of 9/11 for International Security, etc.  Lectured at several Enlightenment and Capacity-Building Programmes (for National War College, the Presidency, National Assembly, etc), mounted by the NIIA.  Lectured at the Foreign Service Academy on “International Economic Relations Issues”.  Chairman, Research and Documentation sub-committee, National Steering Committee, Fourth German-African Forum.  NIIA Representative at National Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee, Fourth German-Africa Forum, Abuja.  NIIA Representative at UN Global Compact, Nigeria Network Steering Committee.  Chairman, Planning Committee for International Conference on “Facilitating International Trade and Investment Towards Vision 2020 in Nigeria”.

COURSES TAUGHT AT LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY:  International Economic Relations Since 1945

 Advanced Foreign Policy Analysis  Economic Development in Africa  Multinational Corporations and the Third World  Problems & Prospects of Regional Integration in Africa  Introduction to Defense and Strategic Studies  Africa and the Outside World  Power and Diplomacy in the Contemporary World  Strategic Thought Since 1914 to Present  International Organizations and World Peace  Dynamics of the International Economic System  International Economic Institutions  The United Nations and Global Security  International Political Economy  Nuclear Strategy

SOME SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS AT LASU:  Coordinator, Postgraduate (Masters and MPhil/Ph.D) Programmes, Department of History and International Studies.  Chairman, Curriculum Review Committee, Dept. of History and International Studies.  Supervisor, several BA, PGD, MA & MIRSS Projects.

DUTIES AT LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY:  Head, Department of Politics & International Relations  Lecturing and Research.  Member, Lead City University Senate.  Member, Examinations Board, Faculty of Social Sciences and Entrepreneurial Studies.  Member, Departmental Committee on Post-Graduate Studies.  Guest Editor, African Journal of International Affairs and Development.  Undergraduate Project Supervision (Twenty Students).  Post-graduate Supervision (Ph.D & Masters)

COURSES TAUGHT AT LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY:

 International Economic Relations I  International Economic Relations II  Politics of International Economic Relations  Research Design and Methodology  Nigerian Foreign Policy: Conduct and Administration  Elements of Contemporary International Studies  Theories of Development and Underdevelopment  Structure of International Society  Foreign Policy Analysis  Research Methodology and Qualitative Techniques  Evolution and Structure of the Modern International System

DUTIES AT SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY  Head, Department of Political Science and International Relations  Lecturing and Research  Member, Southwestern University Senate

COURSES TAUGHT AT SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY:  Political Economy  Diplomacy  Nigerian Foreign Policy  Research Design & Methodology  Foreign Policies of the Great Powers

EXTERNAL EXAMINER/SUPERVISOR  Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos.  Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.  Osun State University, Osogbo.  University of Abuja, Abuja.  Kwara State University, Ilorin.  Covenant University, Otah.

CONSULTANCY WORK: 1989: Consultant to the United Nations Centre on Transnational Corporations (UNCTC). Prepared Document entitled: “Trends and Prospects of Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria”, being Back-ground Reading Material for UNCTC’s High-Level Workshop on “Negotiation of International Financial Agreements”, Lagos. 1990: Consultant to Standing National Focal Committee Advising Minister of Trade on GATT and UNCTAD Matters. 1991: Consultant to Commercial Law and Taxation Committee of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Prepared Lead Discussion Paper on: “The Prospects of South Africa’s Re-Entry into the World Market: Some Implications for the Nigerian Economy”. 1992: Consultant to Strategic Management Workshop, organized by the Business Education Examinations Council, in Collaboration with the University of Calabar. Prepared Discussion paper on: “Nigerian Economic and Business Environment: Present and Future Challenges”. 1995: Consultant to First Bank, Plc, Lagos. Produced paper on: “Energy Availability and Socio-Economic Development”. 2002: Consultant to Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. Produced Document: “Regionalism, Integration, Cooperation and Hegemonies in the World: Relevance to Integration of West African States”. 2005: Member (Development Economist), International Team of Consultants on Study: Assessing Impact of an Economic Partnership Agreement on the Nigerian Economy” (An EU-Funded Project for the Nigerian Government). 2005: Member (Development Expert), International Team of Consultants on Study entitled: Assessing Impact of the ECOWAS Common External Tariff on the Liberian Economy (An EU-Funded Project for ECOWAS).

MAJOR DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCES ATTENDED:  Nigerian-Brazilian Dialogue, July 1986  Nigerian-Soviet Union Dialogue, December, 1987

 Nigerian-Chinese Dialogue, December, 1988  International Conference on Dismantling Apartheid in South Africa, April 1989  Nigerian-Cuban Dialogue, June 1990  Nigerian-Russia Dialogue, September 1993  Nigerian-Chinese Dialogue, August 2011.  United Nations General Assembly Annual Session, September 2000

COUNTRIES VISITED: USA; Canada; Switzerland; Great Britain; France; Spain; Cuba; China; Japan; Ghana; Sierra Leone; Liberia; Cote d’Ivoire; Cameroon; Egypt; Ethiopia; Senegal; Australia; South Africa.

MAJOR ACADEMIC CONFERENCES ATTENDED (SINCE 2002): May 2002: Presented paper at a Regional Conference on Gender and Poverty in West/Central African Sub-Region, organized by Centre for Gender and Social Policy Studies, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. Title of Paper: “The Paradox of Poverty and Underdevelopment in Nigeria”. August 2003: Discussant at One-Day National Conference on “Nigeria, Africa and the Commonwealth,” organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. July 2004: Discussant at Roundtable on “The South Atlantic as a Zone of Peace: Nigeria’s Security Interests”, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. June2005: Presented Paper at a Colloquium on: “UN Reforms”, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. Title of Paper: “Freedom from Want: Trade and Financing for Development”. February 2006: Presented Lead paper at National Workshop on Capacity Building in Support of the Preparation of Economic Partnership Agreements, organized by the National Planning Commission, Abuja. Title of Paper: “The Relevant Intellectual Orientation for African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Countries in Negotiating Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) with the EU.”

March 2006: Presented Lead Paper at Zonal Workshop on: the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) Between the West African Sub-Region and the European Union, organized by the National Planning Commission, Lagos. Title of Paper: “Assessment of the Impact of an Economic Partnership Agreement on the Nigerian Economy”. May 2006: Discussant at International Conference on: ECOWAS: Milestones in Regional Integration, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. March 2007: Participated at Roundtable on: NATO and US Military Presence in Africa, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. May 2007: Presented Paper at Two-Day International Conference on: The New Scramble for Africa, organized by the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja. Title of Paper: “The Scramble for Africa: A Strategic Policy Framework”. May 2007: Discussant at Two-Day Roundtable on: The ACP-EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), organized by the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Abuja. June 2007: Participated at Roundtable on: The African Union Government, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. July 2007: Presented paper at a Three-Day International Conference on: Foreign Policy and Nigeria’s Economic Development organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. Title of Paper: “Foreign Policy and Economic Development in Nigeria: Critical Issues in Strategic Thinking”. August 2007: Discussant at Three-Day Conference on: Mainstreaming Trade into Nigeria’s Development Strategy, organized by the National Association of Nigerian Traders, Abuja. September 2007: Participated at a Three-Day Conference, 13th Nigerian Economic Summit, on: Nigeria: Positioning for the Top 20 League, organized by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, Abuja. September 2007: Participated at Roundtable on: Nigeria-China Relations, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos.

October 2007: Participated at 50th Anniversary Conference of the Nigerian Economic Society on: Nigeria’s Development in Time Perspective: Past, Present and Future, Abuja. December 2007: Discussant at Roundtable on: Nigeria – India Relations in the 21st Century, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. January 2008: Presented Paper at seminar on: China’s and Norway’s Perspectives on Risks of Doing Business in Nigeria, organized by Norwegian Embassy, Beijing, China. Title of Paper: “Nigeria’s Perceptions on Risks Associated with China’s and Norway’s Operations in Nigeria.” February 2008: Discussant at Roundtable on: “Promoting Nigeria’s Leadership of Pro-poor Governance in West Africa, Africa, and Globally”, organized by Oxfam, Abuja. February 2008: Participated at seminar on: “Strategic Role of Nigeria in the Emerging Exploration and Production Activities in Sub-Saharan Africa”, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. May 2008: Presented Paper at Economic Partnership Agreement Capacity Building Awareness Workshop, organized by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and Nigerian Economic Summit Group, Lagos. Title of Paper: “The Potential Impact of Economic Partnership Agreement on the Nigerian Economy”. June 2008: Presented Paper at One-week 12th, General Conference, on: Global Governance for Sustainable Development: The Need for Policy Coherence and New Partnerships, organized by the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI), Geneva, Switzerland. Title of Paper: “China and Africa: The Dynamics & Prospects of a New Model of South-South Cooperation”. October 2008: Participated at 14th Nigerian Economic Summit, organized by the NESG on: “The Race for 2020: The Realities, The Possibilities,” Abuja. November 2008: Presented Paper at Workshop on Past, Present and Future of Nigeria-German Relations, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs in collaboration with Fredrich Ebert Stiftung, Abuja. Title of Paper: “Nigeria, Germany and Global Issues”.

November 2008: Participated at Fourth German-Africa Forum, Abuja, on: “Barriers to EU- Africa Partnership and how to Overcome them.” Wrote National Brief for High-Level Nigerian Delegation to Forum. November 2008: Presented Paper at In-House Roundtable on “The Future of American Foreign Policy Under Barrack Obama,” Research Department, Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. Title of Paper: “US Interests in the Gulf of Guinea” December 2008: Discussant at Two-Day Workshop on: “Nigeria-Russia Relations in a Multi- polar World,” organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs in collaboration with the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Nigeria, Lagos. December 2008: Presented Paper at Roundtable on: “Global Infrastructure,” organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. Title of Paper: “Infrastructural Decay in Nigeria: Is the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) the Panacea for Development?” February 2009: Presented Policy Paper on “Implications of US, EU and Russian Energy Policies for Nigeria,” at In-House Roundtable, Research Department, Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. February 2009: Chairman, CODESRIA Methodology Workshop on “Elections and Governance in Nigeria: A Critical Examination,” Nigerian Working Group, NIIA, Lagos. March 2009: Participated at 2009 UN Global Compact Regional Meeting, Africa, under the theme: “Business Taking a Stand in the Fight Against Corruption”. Chairman, Panel on “Political Economy of Corruption”. March 2009: Presented Paper at International Conference on Facilitating International Trade and Investment Towards Vision 2020 in Nigeria. Title of paper: “Towards a Knowledge Economy for Nigeria’s Vision 2020 Project: Some Leadership Lessons from South East Asia”. August 2009: Presented Paper at Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) Sensitization Workshop, organized by the National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS), Abuja. Title of paper: “The EPA: An Overview of its Implications for Nigeria”.

September 2009: Discussant at Two-Day Conference on “Reciprocity in International Relations: Nigeria’s Foreign Policy in Retrospect”, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos. November 2009: Presented paper at the 2009 African Economic Conference, organized by the African Development Bank and the Economic Commission for Africa, on the theme: “Fostering Development in an Era of Financial and Economic Crisis”, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 11-13 November, 2009. Title of Paper: “EU-ECOWAS Economic Partnership Agreement: Nigeria’s Role in Securing Development Focus and Regional Integration”. December 2009: Participated at 15th Nigerian Economic Summit on the theme: “Score-card of Nigerian Economic Progress: Bridging the Implementation Gap”, December 15-17, Abuja. July 2010: Presented paper at a Conference Retreat organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the theme “Implementation of Integration Programmes”, 13-16 July, 2010, Kaduna. Title of Paper: “Contemporary Trends Towards Regionalism: Implications for Integration in West Africa.” August 2010: Participated at Global Conference of Black Nationalities on the theme: “The Black Race: The Past, The Present and The Future of a Rich Heritage”, organized by the Osun State Government, 23-27 August, Osogbo. (a) Was Chairman, panel on: “Brain Drain: Engaging the Diaspora”; and (b) Presented paper entitled: “Nigerians in Diaspora: Roles and Challenges in Nation Building”. September 2010: Participated at Roundtable Conference on “Democracy and the 2010 Elections in Nigeria”, organized by the African Centre for Peace Research, Empowerment and Documentation (ACPRED), 21-23 September, Ilorin. Presented paper entitled: “Electoral Violence, Democratic Misadventure, and Governance-Failure: The Deeping Crisis of Nigeria’s Underdevelopment”. January 2011: Participated at NIIA’s Special Brainstorming Session of the AU Summit, on Cote d’Ivoire’s Crisis and the Sudanese Question, 4th January, Lagos.

February 2011: Participated at 4th World Summit of Mayors International Conference on the theme: Global Engagement of Local Leadership for Universal Progress, organized by the Osun State Government, Osogbo, 25th February. (a) Was Chairman, Panels on (i) “Issues on International Trade”; and (ii) “Economic Development/Africa and its Diaspora Partnership”. (b) Presented paper entitled: “The Myth of International Trade as a Panacea for Development: An Africanist Perspective”. June 2011: Participated at Second Brainstorming Session on Nigerian Media and Protection of National Security Interest, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, 9th June, 2011, Lagos. July 2011: Participated at Third Brainstorming Session on Nigeria’s National Interest, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos, July, 28th-29th. Presented paper entitled: “Nigeria’s National Interest in a Globalized World Completing the Independence Project of Economic Emancipation”. October 2011: Participated at Fifth Brainstorming Session on “Islamic Banking in International Relations: The Case of Nigeria”, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos, 6th October. October 2011: Participated at Sixth Brainstorming Session on “Nigeria’s Role in International Relations, 1960-2011: A Role Analysis”, organized by Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos, 7th October. Presented paper entitled: “Nigeria’s Developmental Role in the ECOAS-EU Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations”. November 2011: Presented paper at Departmental Seminar on “The Illusion of Euro-American Partnership in Development with Africa”, Department of Politics and International Relations, Lead City University, Ibadan, 23rd November. November 2011: Participated at NIIA’s Seventh Brainstorming Session, on the theme “Nigeria’s Foreign Policy and Global Challenges in 2012”, organized by NIIA, Lagos, 16th November. Chairman, Rapportteur Group. May 2012: Participated at NIIA’s Ninth Brainstorming Session, on “Nigeria’s Contributions to International Development, Peace and Security: 1960-2012 (Phase I, Southern Africa)”, organized by NIIA, Lagos, 15th-16th May.

June 2012: Participated at NIIA’s Tenth Brainstorming Session, on “Linkages Between and Among Religion, Politics and International Security:. Will there be an End to Boko Haram in Nigeria?’, organized by NIIA, Lagos, 29th June. August 2012: Participated at NIIA”s Eleventh Brainstorming Session, on “The 1861 Annexation of Lagos as a British Crown Colony: Matters Arising”, organized by NIIA, Lagos, 6th August. April 2012: Participated at 22nd Annual Conference of the Nigerian Society of International Affairs, on the theme: “Contemporary Challenges in Nigeria, Africa and the World”, organized by Lead City University in collaboration with NIIA, Ibadan, 3rd-5th April. Presented Two Papers: (a) “External Power Interests in the Gulf of Guinea: Imperatives of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy”. (b) “Towards a Knowledge Economy for Nigeria’s Transformation Agenda”. June 2014: Participated at two-day Retreat on “Aspects of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy in Contemporary Times”, organized by the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos 2-3 June.

PUBLICATIONS Books 1. Chibuzo N. Nwoke Third World Minerals and Global Pricing: A New (1987) ; Theory, (London: Zed Books Ltd) 2. Chibuzo N. Nwoke and Structural Adjustment Programme in Nigeria: The R.O. Olaniyan Impact of SFEM on the Economy, (Lagos: NIIA). (1990); 3. Chibuzo N. Nwoke with Strategies for Dismantling Apartheid, (Lagos: Adekunle Ajala & NACAP). Adeoye Akinsanya (1990); 4. Chibuzo N. Nwoke & The Management of Nigeria’s Energy Resources Dan Omoweh (2007); for National Development (Lagos: NIIA). 5. Chibuzo N. Nwoke Critical Perspectives in Nigeria’s International

(2009) ; Economic Relations (Ibadan: College Press). 6. Chibuzo N. Nwoke Strategies for Solid Minerals Development in Nigeria (forthcoming) (Ibadan: College Press). 7. Chibuzo N. Nwoke & Contemporary Challenges in Nigeria, Africa and Ogaba Oche the World (Lagos: Nigeria Institute of International (2014) ; Affairs). Monographs 1. Chibuzo N. Nwoke The Contemporary Trend Towards Regionalism: (2005); Implications for Integration of West African States, Department of History and International Studies Monograph Series, no. 03.003. 2. Chibuzo N. Nwoke, et al Impact Assessment of the Economic Partnership (2005); Agreement (EPA) on the Nigerian Economy. Government of Nigeria: Capacity-Building in Support of Preparation of Economic Partnership Agreement (Reading: Enterplan). 3. Chibuzo N. Nwoke, et al Common Cause, Different Approaches: China and (2008); Norway in Nigeria, NIIA/ECON/CASS. 4. Chibuzo N. Nwoke Rich Land; Poor People: The Political Economy of (2013) Mineral Resource Endowments in a Peripheral Capitalist State (Ibadan: College Press). Articles in Journals 1. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “World Minerals Rent: An Extension of Marx’s (1984); Theories”, Review: A Journal of the Fernand Braudel Centre for the Study of Economies, Historical Systems, and Civilizations, Vol. VIII, No. 1, pp.29-40. 2. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Towards a Minerals-Related Foreign Policy”, (1986); Nigerian Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 12, Nos. 1 and 2, pp. 100 – 107. 3. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “African Petroleum Producers Association (APPA): (1987); Problems and Prospects”, Nigerian Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 34-50.

4. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Towards a Comprehensive National Energy (1987); Policy”, Nigerian Forum, Vol. 7, Nos. 3 and 4, March/April, pp. 116-122. 5. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Influence of Energy Pricing on the National (1987) ; Economies of Petroleum Exporting Countries”, Nigerian Forum, Vol. 7, Nos. 7 and 8, July/August, pp. 220-227. 6. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Mining TNCs in African Mineral Economies: An (1989) ; Analytical Framework”, ALMINBAR, No. 166, pp. 115. 7. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Energy Situation in Nigeria”, First Bank (1989); Quarterly Review, December, pp 8-22. 8. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Oil Power in International Politics”, Nigerian (1990); Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 49-72. 9. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “OPEC: A Viable Third World Instrument of Action (1991); in North-South Dialogue”, Nigerian Forum, Vol. 11, Nos. 10, 11 & 12, October-December, pp. 43-253. 10. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s Gas Industry and the Liquefied Natural (1995); Gas Project”, Nigerian Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 14-50. 11. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Understanding the Chechnyan Crisis”, Nigerian (1995); Forum, Vol. 15, Nos. 1 & 2, January-February, pp. 33- 45. 12. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Foreign Policies of Developed Countries Towards (1995); Africa: Some Conceptual Issues”, Nigerian Forum, Vol. 15, Nos. 11 & 12, November-December, pp. 1-18. 13. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s Quest for Socio-Economic Reform and (1996); Recovery, 1981-1994”, Nigerian Forum, Vol. 17, Nos. 7 & 8, July-August, pp. 10-21. 14. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Developmental Implications of the Refugee (2000); Problem”, Nigerian Journal of International

Affairs. Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 61-83.

15. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Underlining Rationale and Basic Data in Nigeria- (2002); US Economic Ties”, Nigerian Forum, Vol. 20, Nos. 9&10, pp. 269-281. 16. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Scramble for Africa: A Strategic Policy (2007) ; Framework” Nigerian Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 31-55. 17. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “China and Africa: The Dynamics and Prospects of (2008); a New Model of South-South Cooperation”, pp 1- 30. www.eadi.org 18. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Challenges of Economic Partnership Agreement (2008); for Nigeria,” Trade Negotiations Insight, Vol. 7, No.9, pp. 9-13. 19. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Illusion of a Euro-American Partnership in (2013); Development with Africa,” African Journal of International Affairs and Development, Vol. 17, Nos. 1&2, pp. 68-94. 20. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s National Interest in a Globalized World: (2013); Completing the Independence Project”, Nigerian Journal of International Studies, Vo. 38, No. 1, pp. 77- 106. Chapters in Books: 1. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Conceptual Perspectives on the Peripheral Position (1988) of Third-World Countries in the International Economic System”, in R.A. Akindele and B.E. Ate, (eds), Nigeria and the Major Market Economy Countries: Developing Trends in Trade. Aid and Investment, 1960-1985,(Lagos: NIIA), pp. 1-27. 2. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s Energy Problem and the Need for

(1988); Policy”, in G.O. Olusanya, B.E. Ate and A.O. Olukoshi, (eds.), Economic Development and Foreign Policy in Nigeria (Lagos: NIIA), pp. 139-159.

3. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s Minerals Problems and the Need for (1990); Defensive Foreign Policy”, in U. Joy Ogwu and R. O. Olaniyan, (eds.), Nigeria’s International Economic Relations: Dimensions of Dependence and Change (Ibadan: Macmillan Press Ltd), pp. 50-72. 4. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Conclusion: SAP is not a Sufficient Policy (1990); Instrument for Attaining Self-Reliant Development”, in R.O. Olaniyan and Chibuzo N. Nwoke, (eds.), Structural Adjustment in Nigeria: The Impact of SFEM on the Economy” (Lagos: NIIA), pp. 163-170. 5. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Introduction”, in A. Ajala, A. Akinsanya, and (1990); Chibuzo N. Nwoke, (eds), Strategies for Dismantling Apartheid (Lagos: NACAP, 1990), pp. 1-2. 6. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Origins and Dimensions of Nigeria’s External (1990); Debt”, in A.O. Olukoshi, (ed.), The Nigerian External Debt: Its Management (Lagos: Malthouse Press), pp. 42-61. 7. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s Decision to Initiate the Formation of (1994); African Petroleum Producers Association”, in G.O. Olusanya and R.A. Akindele, (eds.), The Structure and Processes of Foreign Policy Making and Implementation in Nigeria. 1960-1990, (Lagos: NIIA), pp. 479-485. 8. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Political Economy of Structural Adjustment in (1994); Ghana”, in Adebayo Olukoshi, R.O. Olaniyan and F. Aribisala, (eds.), Structural Adjustment in West Africa, (Lagos: Pumark Nigeria Ltd.), 39-79.

9. Chibuzo N. Nwoke & “The Theoretical and Conceptual Underpinnings of Adebayo Olukoshi Structural Adjustment Programme”, in Adebayo (1995); Olukoshi, R.O. Olaniyan and Femi Aribisala, (eds.), Structural Adjustment in West Africa, (Lagos: Pumark Nigeria Ltd.), pp. 9-27. 10. Chibuzo N. Nwoke & “Nigeria’s Maritime Policy”, in Greg Mills, ed.), Dorothy Okwuchi Maritime Policy for Developing Countries, (1995); Johannesburg: The South African Institute of International Affairs), pp. 264-272. 11. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “An Overview of Nigeria’s International Economic (2000); Relations”, in R.A. Akindele and B.E. Ate, (eds.), Selected Readings on Nigeria’s Foreign Policy and International Relations, (Lagos, NIIA), pp. 69-87. 12. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Paradox of Poverty in Nigeria, A Land of (2001); Abundance”, in Simi Afonja, (ed.), Research and Policy Directions on Poverty in Nigeria (Ife: OAU, Centre for Gender and Social Policy Studies), pp. 116-126. 13. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria and ECOWAS”, in U. Joy Ogwu (ed.), (2006); New Horizons for Nigeria in World Affairs (Lagos: NIIA), pp. 111-155. 14. Chibuzo N. Nwoke & “Introduction”, in Chibuzo N. Nwoke and Daniel Daniel Omoweh Omoweh, (eds.), The Management of Nigeria’s (2007); Energy Resources for National Development, (Lagos: NIIA), pp 17-23. 15. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “An Overview of the Mismanagement of Nigeria’s (2007); Energy Resources”, in Chibuzo N. Nwoke & Dan Omoweh, (eds.) The Management of Nigeria’s Energy Resources for National Development, (Lagos: NIIA), pp 91-128. 16. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Towards a Viable Energy Policy for Nigeria”, in

(2007) Chibuzo N. Nwoke & Dan Omoweh, (eds.), The Management of Nigeria’s Energy Resources for National Development, (Lagos: NIIA), pp. 263-280.

17. Chibuzo N. Nwoke & “Alternative Strategies for Redressing Nigeria’s Daniel Omoweh Energy Crisis”, in Chibuzo N. Nwoke and Daniel Omoweh, (2007) (eds.), The Management of Nigeria’s Energy Resources for National Development, (Lagos: NIIA, pp. 281-289. 18. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Foreign Policy & Economic Development in (2009); Nigeria: Critical Issues in Strategic Thinking”, in Osita Eze and Peter Egom, (eds), Foreign Policy and Nigeria’s Economic Development (Lagos: NIIA), pp. 19-65. 19. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Electoral Violence, Democratic Misadventure, and Governance Failure: The Deeping Crisis of Nigeria’s Underdevelopment”, in Hassan Saliu, (ed), Democracy and the 2011 Elections in Nigeria (Ilorin: ACPRED, forthcoming). 20. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigerians in Diaspora: Roles and Challenges in (2011); Nation-Building”, in Siyan Oyeweso, (ed), Dialogues Across Cultures: Africa and African Diaspora (Osogbo: Centre for Black Culture and Int’l Understanding). 21. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Myth of Int’l Trade as a Panacea for (2011); Development: An Africanist Perspective”, in Siyan Oyeweso, (ed), Perspectives on Global Engagement of Local Leadership for Universal Progress (Ibadan: Mega Press, Ltd.).

22. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Isaac Tanimowo Agboola Aluko-Olokun: (2011); Ambassador”, in Siyan Oyeweso, (ed), Great Ijesa Icons and the Making of Modern Nigeria (Osogbo: Osun State University.

23. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Nigeria’s International Economic Relations: (2011); Evolution of Foreign Economic Policy Since Independence”, in Osita Agbu and Ogaba Oche, (eds), Nigeria in the Global Arena: Past, Present and Future (Lagos: FOG Ventures, 2011) pp. 44-67. 24. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Dependent Nature of the Economies of (2011); Nigeria and its Immediate Neighbours in the North- West Zone: Implications for Sub-Regional Cooperation and Integration”, in R.A. Akindele & Bola Akinterinwa, (eds), Cross-Border Security, Cooperation and Integration: Focus on Nigeria’s Immediate Neighbours in the North West Zone. (Lagos: NIIA, 2011), chapter 5. 25. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “The Prospects of the AU as a Pro-Development (2013); Organization: Notes from the EPA Negotiating Process,” in Bola Akinterinwa, Ed, OAU/AU at 50 (Lagos: Nigerian Institute of International Affairs), Vol. 2. 26. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “Towards a Knowledge Economy for Genuine (2014) Transformation in Nigeria: The Critical Role of Leadership,” in Chibuzo N. Nwoke & Ogaba Oche, Eds, Contemporary Challenges in Nigeria, Africa and the World (Lagos: NIIA), chp. 3 27. Chibuzo N. Nwoke “External Power Interests in the Gulf of Guinea: (2014) Implications and Imperatives for Nigeria’s Foreign Policy,” in Chibuzo N. Nwoke & Ogaba Oche, Eds,

Contemporary Challenges in Nigeria, Africa and the World (Lagos: NIIA, 2014), chp. 16.

Book Reviews

1. Musa Babayo’s Economic Diplomacy & Nigeria’s Foreign Policy, (Nigerian Institute of

International Affairs, 2014), 247 pages, Nigerian Journal of

International Studies (Forthcoming).

2. Frank Obeng-Odoom’s Oiling the Urban Economy: Land, Labour, Capital and the State

in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, (Routledge, 2014), 257 pages, Review of

Radical Political Economics (Forthcoming)