Vol. 4 No. 1 (2009)

Published: 2010-02-12

Population pressure and health risks in urban market environment: a study of Bodija market, Ibadan, Nigeria
A Kolawole, A Olurotimi
1-13

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The relationship between population growth and poverty in Africa: a view from the south
C.I Anah
14-24

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Health sector reforms: implications for reproductive health in Nigeria
AO Ajala, SK Alonge
38-49

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Elite perceptions of poverty and Nigeria’s poverty reduction research: a theoretical orientation
N.C Egbue
50-62

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The ethnic question and the challenge of development in Nigeria: a study of Port Harcourt, Rivers state
CO Oteh
63-76

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Democracy as a political imperative for successful implementation of reforms: a focus on some socio – economic reforms in Nigeria
OO Obasi
77-85

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Child abuse as a set back on nation building: a study of Ezza community in Ebonyi state, Nigeria
CO Oteh, MU Ogbuke, EBJ Iheriohanma
86-95

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The abuse of training as an agent of change in organizations in Nigeria
RCN Oginyi
107-117

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Cognitive–behavioural strategies for the management of domestic violence
NC Uwaoma
118-123

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Re-inventing the living past from the utilitarian values of pre-historic archaeology: a case for inter-disciplinary approach
A Nkwocha
132-142

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Federal balancing in Nigeria: a paradigm for sustainable democracy
I Ozoigbo
143-155

The Gulf War as a fall out of the changing global balance
CM Amaechi
156-165

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The police and criminal justice system in Africa: agenda for reform
OI Eme, CI Okoh
166-180

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Agricultural growth and external debt management in developing nations: evidence from Nigeria (1960-2005)
N.C Ehirim
187-196

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Impact of project funding on the implementation of LEEMP development projects: a situational study
II Echeme
197-206

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Client’s constraining factors to construction project management success in Nigeria: a systems analytical approach
C.C Nwachukwu
207-219

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Automated clearing system and the banking sector performance: the Nigerian experience
AC Onuorah
220-232

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Determinants of capital flight: the case of Nigeria
MN Okoli, ABC Akujuobi
233-246

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Review Article – Book title: Oral tradition as history
PU Mbakwe
247-252

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Ajosdemar is an acronym coined by Development and Management Research Group (DMRG), a Professional Research Association aimed at providing an independent interdisciplinary forum for discourse on significant social sciences, cultural and humanities research and policy issues using Africa as its centre of focus for their two publication outlets AFRICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES (AJOSI) and INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT REVIEW (INJODEMAR)

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