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Nigeria's Urban History
Past and Present
Hakeem Ibikunle Tijani (Anthology Editor) , Toyin Falola (Contributor) , Hakeem I. Tijani (Contributor) , Jare Ajayi (Contributor) , Wole Atere (Contributor) , Akeem Akinwale (Contributor) , Dipo Olubomehin (Contributor) , Patrick Ebewo (Contributor) , Saheed Aderinto (Contributor) , Abolade Adeniji (Contributor) , Rasheed Olaniyi (Contributor) , Seyi Fabiyi (Contributor) , Mosope Fagbongbe (Contributor) , Danoye Oguntola-Laguda (Contributor) , Olayemi Akinwunmi (Contributor) , Adoyi Onoja (Contributor) , Ibrahim Umaru (Contributor)
Nigeria's Urban History
Past and Present
Hakeem Ibikunle Tijani (Anthology Editor) , Toyin Falola (Contributor) , Hakeem I. Tijani (Contributor) , Jare Ajayi (Contributor) , Wole Atere (Contributor) , Akeem Akinwale (Contributor) , Dipo Olubomehin (Contributor) , Patrick Ebewo (Contributor) , Saheed Aderinto (Contributor) , Abolade Adeniji (Contributor) , Rasheed Olaniyi (Contributor) , Seyi Fabiyi (Contributor) , Mosope Fagbongbe (Contributor) , Danoye Oguntola-Laguda (Contributor) , Olayemi Akinwunmi (Contributor) , Adoyi Onoja (Contributor) , Ibrahim Umaru (Contributor)
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Description
Nigeria's Urban History is a collection of sixteen peer-reviewed essays that explore the nature of Nigeria's urbanism and the challenges it faces. Beginning with analysis of the role of colonialism in the country's urban identity, the volume examines the role of the present oil economy, gender issues, human interactions, poverty, crime, prostitution, and transportation on the nature of urban life and culture. The insights of this collection will benefit students and researchers, historians and social scientists, policymakers and planners alike.
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 Acknowledgements
Chapter 3 Foreword
Chapter 4 Abbreviations
Chapter 5 1. Reflection on Nigeria's Urban History
Chapter 6 2. Human Factor in Urbanization
Chapter 7 3. Gender, Urbanization, and Socio-Economic Development
Chapter 8 4. The Impact of Road Transportation
Chapter 9 5. Role of Theater and Drama in Political and Urban Development
Chapter 10 6. Prostitution and Urban Social Relations
Chapter 11 7. Policing Urban Prostitution
Chapter 12 8. Urban Neglect and Underdevelopment of a Border Town
Chapter 13 9. Transformation of the Sabongari
Chapter 14 10. Colonial and Postcolonial Architecture and Urbanism
Chapter 15 11. Legal Aspect of Urban Development
Chapter 16 12. Industries as Catalyst of Urban Development: A Microanalysis
Chapter 17 13. Urbanism and Traditional Religion
Chapter 18 14. Urbanism and Ethnic Crises Since the 1980s
Chapter 19 15. Managing Rural and Urban Poverty
Chapter 20 16. The Development of a Federal Capital Territory-Abuja
Chapter 21 About the Editor and Contributors
Chapter 22 Index
Product details
Published | Mar 28 2006 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 270 |
ISBN | 9780761834335 |
Imprint | University Press of America |
Dimensions | 9 x 6 inches |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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In Nigeria's Urban History, Tijani has successfully put together one of the most comprehensive discourses on urbanization in Nigeria. A truly scholarly enterprise, with contributions by a corps of experts…this work is a critical and balanced study, and an informative excursion into the under-researched but important aspect of Nigerian studies. The compendium is a giant achievement and a compelling read.
Adebayo Oyebade, Tennessee State University
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Nigeria's Urban History: Past and Present is a considerable body of scholarship on Nigerian urbanization…[in the vein of] Akin Mabogunje's pioneering study... Hakeem Tijani must be commended for this volume that enriches the knowledge of the general reader…[and] pushes the frontiers of the specialist's understanding.
Akanmu Adebayo, professor of History, Kennesaw State University