Undernutrition (stunting, wasting and underweight) among children remains a public health
concern in North Africa, especially following recent conflicts in the region. Therefore, this …

Abstract The Maghreb (Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco (including Western Sahara),
Tunisia) has high rates of child maltreatment and child abandonment, leading to high rates …

Divergent views emerge on the rationale behind Boko Haram Islamic insurgency in Nigeria.
Some see it as an attempt to Islamise the secular Nigerian state, while some believe it to be …

In an attempt to pay attention to the growing trend of terrorism and insurgent conflicts in
Africa, this article examines the involvement of women as agents of terror. The prevailing …

Palliative measures to the crisis in the Niger Delta are worrisome. Issue of gender was not
addressed when conceptualising the strategic political and economic stability in the Creek …

Professor Lere Amusan was born on 6 January 1966 in the south western part of Nigeria.
This was before Nigeria experienced the military coup of 15 January 1966, which brought an …

The phenomenon of child soldiers in the Arab World could threaten peace and stability in
the post-conflict phase. Many of these children committed crimes against their society such …

The end of the water-tight ideological system of bipolarity brought about unipolar moment,
non-polarity, multi-polarity and globalisation of special types where American dominance by …

Globalism and globalisation are concepts that continue to generate mixed feelings in the
21st century. While some are of the view that it is the end of history, some see it as the …

This chapter delineates the mainstream representation of children's political agency in
Turkey through the analysis of three different cases with an interdisciplinary methodology …