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Professor Claude Ake, a Nigerian political scientist, was a visiting professor at Yale University where he taught political science. Ake died in a plane crash in 1996 when the airplane that he was travelling in crashed into a lagoon in a mangrove jungle 25 miles northeast of Lagos.
About 15 years ago, precisely on November 7, 1996, the cold hands of death snatched away Professor Claude Ake from this earth. He died along with 141 others in the ill-fated ADC plane crash in Ejigbo, Lagos State, on that fateful day. Though Professor Ake is dead, but like the icons and great works of []
This visiting chair at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University, is a collaboration between the department and the Nordic Africa Institute. It is funded by the Swedish Government and Uppsala University to honour the memory of Professor Claude Ake, prominent African scholar,. Claude Ake is the author of A Political Economy of Africa (3.67 avg rating, 51 ratings, 3 reviews, published 1981), Democracy and Development in Africa (
songs that Mungo Park did not discover the mouth of the River Niger in Nigeria as taught by the British colonialists, instead, African scouts and guides Nigeria as taught by the British colonialists, instead, African scouts and guides
Claude Ake What is the problem of ethnicity in Africa? Is there indeed a problem of ethnicity? Conventional wisdom suggests that ethnicity is phenomenally problematic in Africa It is held partly responsible for the ‘irrationalities’ of the development project, for political instability and weak national identity. It has
Obituary: Claude Ake J ‘Bayo Adekanye The tragic news has been received of the untimely death of Professor Claude Ake, a top-rate Nigerian political economist, who was killed along with 131 other passengers and nine crew members in the Boeing 727 airplane crash disaster near Lagos last Thursday, 7 November 1996. Ake had just presided over a
Professor Claude Ake On Underdevelopment In Africa. By Olalekan Waheed ADIGUN. The 70s and the 80s were decades of the Third World countries. These were periods when the Cold War reached its climax, and the new words found themselves into the diction of the so-called developing countries. Words
About Claude Ake Visiting Chair. The Claude Ake Visiting Chair was set up in 2003 at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University (DPCR), in collaboration with the Nordic Africa Institute (NAI) and with funding from the Swedish Government and Uppsala University.The Chair honours the memory of Professor Claude Ake, a distinguished scholar, philosopher, teacher and humanist
Home > Printer-friendly PDF > Printer-friendly PDF COMBATING THE RESOURCE CURSE: STRATEGIS FOR ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION IN A RESOURCE RICH ECONOMY COMBATING THE RESOURCE CURSE: STRATEGIS FOR ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION IN A RESOURCE RICH ECONOMY Text of the Claude Ake Memorial Lecture Delivered by Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas at the Rivers State Assembly, in
2007 Claude Ake Memorial Lecture, delivered by Professor Charles Villa-Vicencio. He served as Professor of Religion and Society at the University of Cape Town and is an Emeritus Professor of that university. He is also the founder and former executive director of the Institute for Justice and Recon-ciliation, based in Cape Town.
Meetings are arranged between Andoni and Ogoni leaders and government representatives. This leads to the creation of a Peace Committee, headed by Professor Claude Ake. September 15 – General Sani Abacha promises Saro-Wiwa that Federal troops will be sent to Ogoniland to help curb Andoni-Ogoni violence.
Meetings are arranged between Andoni and Ogoni leaders and government representatives. This leads to the creation of a Peace Committee, headed by Professor Claude Ake. September 15 – General Sani Abacha promises Saro-Wiwa that Federal troops will be sent to Ogoniland to help curb Andoni-Ogoni violence.
of “Democracy and Development in Africa” by late Professor Claude Ake. It is obvious African countries have sandwiched between different regime types. There have been instances of movement

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