Olabisi Onabanjo University

OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY

PART I: PERSONAL DATA 1. Name: SALAMI, Bakare Olawale, PhD. 2. Department: History and Diplomatic Studies 3. College/Faculty: Arts 4. Date & Place of Birth: March 29, 1962, Lagos 5. Nationality: Nigerian 6. Marital Status: Married 7. No. of Children: Three (3) 8. Name and Address of Spouse: Mrs. Morenikeji M. Salami, No. 4, Bakinson Street, Egbe, Near Ikotun, Lagos State 9. Name and Address of Next of Kin: Mrs. Morenikeji M. Salami, No. 4, Bakinson Street, Egbe, Near Ikotun, Lagos State. 10. Date of First Appointment with the University: January 1, 1989 11. Status of First Appointment with the University: Assistant Lecturer (AL) 12. Present Position and Salary: Senior Lecturer/CONUASS 5/4 13. Date of last Promotion: October 2013 14. Date of Confirmation of Appointment: October 1992 15. If not Confirmed, Why? N/A 16. Period of Present Contract: N/A 17. Total Number of Years of Teaching and Research: 28 years (a) Polytechnic/College of Education; Nil (b) University: January 1989 till date 18. E-mail: [email protected]

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1. Academic Qualification/Institutions Attended (With Dates): a. PhD, (History and Diplomacy) Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria, 2011 b. PGD. (International relations and Development) Erasmus University’s International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands, 1992. c. M.A (History) University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, 1990 d. B.A. (Hons) History, Ogun State University (Now Olabisi Onabanjo University), Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria, 1986

2. Current Higher Degree Registered for: Nil 3. Awards and Distinctions: (i). The Netherlands Fellowship Program (NFP) Award, 1991-1992, at the Erasmus University’s International Institute of Social Studies for International Relations Studies, The Hague, the Netherlands.

C. WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Previous Work Experience Outside the University System: (i) Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Schools Management Board, 1986-1987, (NYSC) 2. Previous Work Experience in other Universities: NIL 3. Details of Professional Experience at Olabisi Onabanjo University: i. Teaching Functions 1. Teaching Function at the Undergraduate Level: Harmattan Semester  HDS 203: Principles of International Law (New Program)..... 3Units  HDS 213: Principles of International Organisations...... 3Units  HDS 319: Issues in Development Diplomacy ...... 3Units  HDS 321: Contemporary Problems of International Security... 3Units  HDS 415: Foreign Policy of the Powers...... 3Units Rain Semester  HDS 214: Foreign policy Analysis...... 3Units  HDS 318: Principles of International Law...... 3Units  HDS 414: Nigerian Foreign Policy ...... 3Units  HDS 418: Comparative Foreign Policy...... 3Units

2. Teaching Functions at Postgraduate Level: Harmattan Semester  PIR 705: Foreign Policy Analysis...... 3 Units  PIR 713: Introduction to Diplomacy...... 3 Units  PIR 799: Dissertation (Long Essay Supervision)...... 6 Units  MDS 803: Concept and Practice of Diplomacy...... 3 Units  HDS 805: The Cold War and Aftermath ……………………... 3 Units  HDS 905: Issues in Development Diplomacy...... 3 Units Rain Semester  PIR 710: Principles of International Law...... 3 Units  MDS 802: Theories and Concepts in International Relations... 3 Units  MDS 810: Advance Issues in International Law & Development .3 Units  MDS 806: Comparative Foreign Policy……………………… 3 Units  HDS 899: Dissertation (Long Essay Supervision)...... 6 Units

3. Supervision of Long Essays and Dissertations/Theses

B. A. Long Essays (Completed) a) Adebajo, S. O. (2011/2012), “A Study of Legal and Institutional Basis for ECOWAS Intervention in Liberian Crisis, 1990-1996.” b) Adetona A.O. (2012/2013) “Nigerian Libya Relations, 1960-1983.” c) Ajala, N. F. (2011/2012), “A History of Ifo Town, Earliest to 2006.” d) Akinyemi, T. A. (2011/2012) “The Socio-Cultural Importance of Festivals in Yorubaland: A Case Study of Onipakala festival in Ogere-Remo, 1974-2000” e) Bello, R.A. (2011/2012), “The Women Factor in the Development of Human Rights in Nigeria, 1960-2010.” f) Ogunrinde, O. A. (2011/2012), Nigeria’s economic Relations with Her Neighbours: A Study in Integration in West Africa, 1975-2012.” g) Ojo, A. D. (2012/2013), “A Study of Hausa Migrants in Abeokuta, 1940-2000.” h) Salami, A. B. (2012/2013), “Cheiftancy Tittle in Ijebu-Igbo: A Case Study of Orimolusi Chieftancy Institution in Ijebu-Igbo.”

PGD Project Supervision (Completed)

a) Abdul, M. O. (2004/2005), Nigeria’s Role in the Economic Community of West African States, 1975-1995.” b) Fapounda, T. A. (1998/1999), “Over Five Centuries of Desecration of Africa by Europe: Reparation to the rescue.”

M. A. Dissertations (Completed)

a) Nwachukwu, C. U. (2010/2011), “Minority Agitations in Nigeria: A Case Study of the Niger Delta Crisis, 1985-2010.”

MDSS Dissertations (Completed) a) Umar, O. P. (2010/2011), “ECOWAS: A Study in Free Trade and Regional integration between Nigeria and Benins Republic, 1975- 2010.” b) Dabis, B. D. (2015/2016), “Terrorism in North-eastern Nigeria in Historical perspective, 2005-2015.” c) Akabusi, J. Z., (2015/2016), “Benin Republic-Nigeria Cross Border Trade in Idi-iroko: The Role of the Nigeria Customs Services, 2000- 2005.” PhD Thesis Supervision (Ongoing) a) Lasisi, S. A, (Ongoing), “Rotary International and the Management of Poliomyelitis in Nigeria, 1989-2014.” ii. Research (Ongoing) 1. ‘Russia's 21st Century Expansionist Enterprise in Georgia and Ukraine: A precursory Indicator for Insecurity in the Central Asian Commonwealth of Independent States’. 2. Vox Populi’- The Gambian Crisis and the Triumph of Diplomacy, 2016.

iii. Administrative Functions and Contribution to the University: 1. Acting Head of Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, 2017/2018 2. Faculty of Arts Representative on the Board of Studies, Faculty of Sciences, 2016-2017. 3. Chairman, Faculty of Arts Research Committee, 2016/2017. 4. Member, Faculty of Arts Finance Committee, 2014-2017. 5. Chairman, Postgraduate Programmes Review/Harmonisation Committee (NUC Bench-Mark), 2015. 6. Level Adviser, 300Level, 2014-2015. 7. Level Adviser: 200Level, 2013-2014 8. Acting Head of Department, 2012-2013 9. Coordinator, Postgraduate Programs, Department of History and Diplomatic Studies , 2004-2012 10. Acting Head of Department, 2002-2003 11. Coordinator, Diploma in International Relations, 1998-1999 12. Pioneer Coordinator, Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations, 1997-2001

iv. Contribution to the Nation: a. National Youth Service Corp, (1986-1987)

D. MEMBERSHIP AND REGISTRATION WITH PROFESSIONAL BODIES: 1. Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN) 2. American Studies Association of Nigeria (ASAN) 3. Nigerian Society of International Affairs (NSIA) 4. International Society for Development and Sustainability (ISDS)

E. PUBLICATIONS

(i) Thesis and Dissertations: 1. O. B. Salami, (2011), “A Study of Some Aspects of Nigerian Foreign Policy Initiatives, 1985-1993” PhD Thesis, Lagos State University, Ojo. 2. O. B. Salami, (1992) ‘The Concert of Medium Powers: A Vain Dream?’ PGD Dissertation, Erasmus University’s International Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The Netherlands 3. O. B. Salami, (1990), “The Slave factor in the History of Ibadan, 1830-1900” M.A. Dissertation, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.

(ii) Books: Nil

(iii) Monographs: Nil

(iv) Published Journal Articles: Nineteen (19) 1. Salami, O. B. (2004), ‘The Concept of Power: A Reassessment of Middle Powers’, The Journal of History and Diplomatic Studies, (Published by the Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria), Vol. 1, 82-90. 2. Salami, O. B. and Balogun, B. (2008) ‘Cultural Factors in Global Investments: The Nigerian Examples’, LASU Journal of Humanities, (Published by the Faculty 3

of Arts, Lagos State university, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria, 5: 11-19 (70 percent Contribution) 3. ** Salami, O. B. (2012a) ‘Slaves in Agricultural Development of Ibadan, 1835- 1893’, Research on Humanities and Social Sciences (RHSS), (Published by the International Institute for Science, Technology and Education (IISTE) New York, USA), www.iiste.org USA. 2 (11): 121-125. 4. Salami, O. B. (2012b), ‘The Factor of Slaves in the Domestic Economy of Pre- Colonial Ibadan, 1835-1893’, Journal of Language and Literary Studies, (AJOLL), Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria, 3: 68-82. 5. Salami, O. B. (2012c), ‘Evaluating the Nigerian Technical Aid Corp Scheme, 1987- 1993’, Journal of History and Diplomatic Studies, Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria, www.ajol.info/index.php/jhds, 9: 29-51. 6. ** Salami, O. B. (2013a), ‘The Concert of Medium Powers: Its Origin, Composition and Objectives’, Research on Humanities and Social Sciences (RHSS), Published by the International Institute for Science, Technology and Education (IISTE) New York, USA), www.iiste.org USA, 3,( 5): 139-145. 7. ** Salami, O. B. (2013b), ‘The “New” Economic Diplomacy of the Nigerian State, 1988-1993: An Examination’, Global Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, published by the European Centre for Research, Training and Development (ECRTD) United Kingdom, www.ea-journals.org , 1, (3): 146- 151. 8. Salami, O. B. (2013c) ‘Technical Aid Corps Scheme as a Dynamic Instrument of Nigerian Foreign Policy, 1987-1993’, Oye: Ogun Journal of Arts, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, 19: 194-214. 9. *** Salami, O. B. (2013d), ‘Resolving Regional Conflicts and Public Opinion: The Nigerian Experience in the Liberian Crisis’, International Journal of Development and Sustainability, (IJDS),Published by the International Society for Development and Sustainability, (ISDS) Japan, www.isdsnet.com/ijds, Japan, 2(2): 777-786. (Online Publication) 10. B. O. Salami, (2013e), ‘The Dominant Models of Decision Making in Nigerian Foreign Policy: An Analysis’, VUNA Journal of History and International Relations, (JHIR), Published by Faculty of Arts and Theological Studies, Veritas University, (VUNA) Abuja 1, (1), 287-299. 11. * Salami, O. B. (2014a) ‘A Survey of Nigerian Governments and the Conduct of Foreign Policy, 1960-1993’, African Journal of International Affairs and Development (AJIADS), Published by Lead City University, Ibadan, 18, (1&2), 42-57. 12. ** Salami, O. B. (2014b) ‘The Prelude to Babangida Regime’s Foreign Policy Initiatives’, Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, Published by the Mediterranean Centre of Social and Educational Research, (MCSER), Rome, Italy, 5, (3), 81-85. http://www.mcser.org. 13. ** Salami, O. B. (2015a), ‘A Historical Survey of Nigeria's Economic Diplomacy, 1960-1985’, Advances in Social Science Research Journal, Published by the Society for Science and Education, UK. 2 (7): 1-14. http://dx.doi.org/10.14738/assrj.27.1250. 14. ** Salami, O. B. (2015b), ‘The Nigerian factor in the Liberian Peace Process, 1990- 1993’, European Scientific Journal, Published by the European Scientific Institute, an affiliate of University of Azores, Portugal, 11(14): 188-197. eujournal.org/index.php/esj.

15. * Salami, O. B. (2015c), ‘Slaves, Government and Politics in Ibadan Society, 1835- 1893’, Annals of Social Sciences, Published by Faculty of Social Sciences, Osun State University, Osogbo, Nigeria, 2 (1&2), 27-40 16. * Salami, O. B. (2015d), ‘Sounding The Death-Knell: The Conspiracies Against the Lagos Forum’, African Journal of International Affairs and Development, AJIADS, Lead City University, Ibadan, 19 (1&2), 113-123. 17. * Salami, O. B. (2015e), ‘The Role of Slaves in Ibadan wars and Diplomacy in the Pre-colonial Southwestern Nigeria, 1835-1893’, VUNA Journal of History and International Relations, (JHIR), Published by Faculty of Arts and Theological Studies, Veritas University, (VUNA) Abuja, 2 (2), 211-225. 18. ** Salami, O. B. (2016), ‘The Politics of a Viable Alternative to Underdevelopment in Africa: The Case of Economic Integration in West Africa, 1960-1975’, Journal of Sustainable Development, Published by the Canadian Center for Science and Education, Canada, 9(2): 246-253. www.ccsenet.org/jsd. 19. ** Salami, O. B. (2017), ‘The Eclipse of the institution of Slavery and its impact on the Pre-colonial State of Ibadan, 1873-1900’, Global journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Published by the European Centre for Research, Training and Development (ECRTD) United Kingdom, www.ea- journals.org , January 2017, 5 (1): 12-22.

(v) Paper(s) Accepted for Publication: Nil (vi) Published Chapters in Books: Five (5) 20. Salami, O. B. (2001a), ‘Oral Societies and History’ in O.O. Olubomehin, (ed.), Issues in Historiography, (Ibadan: College Press and Publishers Ltd.): 69-79 (Total number of pages, 143), ISBN: 9-789782-194138. 21. Salami, O. B. (2001b), ‘Land Holding and Labour Mobilisation as Social Phenomenon among the Ijebu in the Nineteenth Century’ in O.O. Olubomehin, (ed.), The Ijebu of Western Nigeria: A Historical and Socio-Cultural Study, (Ibadan: College Press and Publishers Ltd), 61-68, (Total number of pages, 116), ISBN: 978- 2194-12-3 22. Salami, O. B. (2002), ‘A Historical Survey of the Pre-Colonial Socio-cultural life of the Ijebu’ in G. O. Oguntomisin, (ed.) Studies in Ijebu History and Culture, (Ibadan: John Archers Publishers Ltd.), 67-76, (Total number of pages, 125), ISBN: 978-35767-9- 8. 23. Salami, O. B. (2005) ‘The “Historic” Movement to the Main Campus’ in Wale Oyemakinde, (ed.) Twenty Years of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria, 1982-2002, (Ago-Iwoye: Olabisi Onabanjo University Press), 80-94, (Total number of pages, 488), ISBN: 978-36556-7-1. 24. Salami, O. B. (2010), ‘Plantation Agriculture in Ijebuland, 1945-2000’ in O.O. Olubomehin, (ed.) Themes in the History of Ijebu and Remo of Western Nigeria, (Ibadan: Bamon Publishing Company), 87-98, (Total number of pages, 150), ISBN: 978-074-954-3. * Papers published after last promotion ** Paper published offshore *** Online publication

(vii) Technical Reports: NIL

(viii) Manuscripts Submitted for publication: NIL

(ix) Unpublished Conference/Workshop Papers 1. Salami, O. B. ‘The Institutional and Legal Mechanism of ECOMOG Intervention in Liberian Crisis’, Paper presented at the 34th African Studies Association international Conference on Peacemaking and Peace Building in Africa, St Louis, Missouri, USA, November 23-26, 1991 2. Salami, O. B. ‘African Refugee Problems: The Case of a Host State, Kenya’, Paper presented at the International Conference on Africa Refugee Problems: The Search for Permanent Solutions’, The Hague, The Netherlands, March 10-19, 1992 3. Salami, O. B. ‘The Population Question and the Painful Process of Urbanisation of an African City: The Ago-Iwoye Example’ Paper Presented at the International Conference on ‘African Urban Spaces: History and Culture’, University of Texas, Houston, USA, March 28-30, 2003 4. Salami, O. B. “The Post Cold War World and the future of Nigerian Foreign Policy”, International Conference on Nigerian Foreign Policy after the Cold War, University of Oxford, London, July 11-12, 2003. 5. Salami, O. B. ‘The Four freedoms: What implication for the Nigerian State?’ Paper presented at the ‘Four Freedom conferences, organised by the American Study Association of Nigeria, (ASAN), Abuja, October 2003.

F. Conferences attended with dates  34th African Studies Association international Conference on Peacemaking and Peace Building in Africa, St Louis, Missouri, USA, November 23-26, 1991.  International Conference on Africa Refugee Problems: The Search for Permanent Solutions’, The Hague, The Netherlands, March 10-19, 1992.  International Conference on ‘African Urban Spaces: History and Culture’, University of Texas, Houston, USA, March 28-30, 2003.  International Conference on Nigerian Foreign Policy after the Cold War, University of Oxford, London, July 11-12, 2003.  Four Freedom Conferences organised by the American Study Association of Nigeria, (ASAN), Abuja, October 2003.  50th Anniversary Special Conference, Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife, Organised by the Department of History, Obafemi Awolowo Ile-Ife in collaboration with Network of Nigerian Historians (NNH) with the theme “Nigeria and Security Challenges”, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, October 28 - October 31, 2012.

G. CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE:

1. Within the University: Teaching and mentoring of both undergraduate and postgraduate students to develop their capacity for National development. I had been Acting Head of Department of History and Diplomatic Studies on two occasions and I have been on various departmental, faculty and university boards and committees as follows:

a) Internal Examiner, M. A., Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, 2016 and 2017. b) Internal Examiner PhD, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, 2016 and 2017. c) Member, Board of Postgraduate School 2004-2012 d) Chairman Departmental Curriculum Development Committee, for Diploma in International Relations, (DIR), History and Diplomatic Studies (HDS) and Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations, 1997. e) Member, Committee for the movement of Olabisi Onabanjo University to the Permanent site, 1997. f) Member, Board of Postgraduate School, 1997-2001. g) Faculty of Arts Representative on the Board of Studies, Faculty of Education, 1996-2002. h) Chairman Departmental Admission Committee, 1996-2012. i) Chairman Departmental Admission Policy Review Committee, 1995/1996 j) Coordinator, Students’ Long Essay/Projects 1992-1996. k) Departmental Examination Officer (DEO) 1989-1991

2. Outside the University: Treasurer, Bakinson Street Development Association, Egbe- Idimu Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Lagos State, 2000-2015.

Short Profile Dr. Olawale Salami is a Nigerian of Ogun State extraction. He is a faculty member of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye. He is married with Children. He specialises in Diplomacy and Strategic Studies with emphasis on Foreign Policy Analysis. He has taught courses in his specialisation both at undergraduate and postgraduate level and he has supervised a couple of postgraduate students.