Papers for Volume 24, No.3
Papers for Volume 24, No.3
Preliminary Pages
Introduction: The deliberative roots and gender complementarity in Igbo political system
A philosophical rationalization of initiative- democracy and covenant-based authority as inspired by Igbo non-philosophy
Igbo Enwegh Eze: From an antinomy to the Deutro Nomos – A critique of the second wave of Pseudo-Monarchism in the evolution of Igbo political systems
The symbolism of the pre-colonial concept of Anikanmadu among the Ibusa people of Aniomaland
Aladinmma (Amala): The foundation and evolution of an Igbo indigenous political system
Exploring the Oga political institution in Oko, Western Igboland, Nigeria
Gender and notions of autonomy in Igboland: An assessment of literatures on the phenomenon of female husbands
Gender autonomy in contemporary Ezenwanyi cult of Northern Igbo
Deities as the third arm of traditional Igbo government
Colonialism and the changing nature of indigenous political organisations: The Okun- Yoruba and the Igbo in comparative perspectives
T. Akachi Ezeigbo, Women's leadership roles in Igbo society: A study of Ime Chi, Omoku, and Omugwo Institutions.
Judith W. Byfield, The great upheaval: Women and nation in postwar Nigeria.