JOS JOURNAL OF CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND PEACE STUDIES

Articles

• Jos Journal of Conflict Management and Peace Studies Volume 2, 2015 Preliminary Pages

  Audu Nanven Gambo (Author)

  i-iv

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• Internally Displaced Persons and the Post-Conflict Partitioning of Jos City

  Samuel Obadiah, Talatu Bello Buba (Author)

  75-86

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• Violence Against Women and its Implication for Development: A case study of women in Kogi State

  Angela Ajodo-Adebanjoko, Femi Tinuola (Author)

  5-12

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• Conflict, Culture and Modernity: Hybridizing Traditional and Western Models of Peace-Building in Africa

  Barry Akila Katu (Author)

  87-102

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• Community Conflicts and the Politics of Creating New Districts and Chiefdoms in Bauchi State

  Muktar Abdullahi (Author)

  15-25

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• Statehood, Citizenship Crisis and the National Question: Interrogating the Legal and Normative Construction of State Membership in Nigeria

  Makmis Mark Dakyen, Theophilus Gukas (Author)

  119-135

• Developmental Regionalism, Ecowas and Security in West Africa

  Luka Dinshak (Author)

  26-35

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• Women Peacebuilding Efforts and Prospects for Inter-Religious Harmony in Nigeria the Case of Dadin Kowa and GGSS Soba, in Northern Nigeria

  Margaret Apine (Author)

  136-150

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• Humanitarianism and Spatial Arrangements in Conflict Cities: The Case of Jos, Nigeria, from 2001-2010

  Henry Gyang Mang, Dung Dauda Dung (Author)

  36-53

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• The Relationship Between Armed Conflict and State Failure in Africa: Towards a Contemporary Analysis

  Joseph Lengmang (Author)

  103-118

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• Transportation Reform and Peacebuilding in Plateau State: A Case of Tricycles in Jos and Bukuru Metropolis

  Dagwom Yohanna Dang, Chundung Dang (Author)

  54-74

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