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An Appraisal Of Nigerian Foreign Policy Under The Goodluck Jonathan Administration (2011-2015)
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This study appraises the foreign policy thrust of Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, 2011 – 2015. It queries the contributions and failures of the administration in the economic development of Nigeria with the instrument of foreign policy. Guided by the Systems theory, and Pluralist interdependence model, it argues that though the administration made some achievements that it left much to be desired in the economic development of the country as the image of the country remained battered with corruption. It recommended among other things that corruption should be tackled head-on as a way of assurance to the international community that Nigeria is now fit for investment, which is key to greater economic development.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]The long military dictatorship
in Nigeria left a bad legacy of destroying the process of routinizing
foreign policy decision-making. According to Fawole (2003:235), the
military introduced their own style of decision making whereby the wish
of the dictator was law. This is unlike the civilian era where
government to some extent accountable to the people, and to the
parliament for their actions. Over the years, military rule made no
allowance for such accountability, and each dictat ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]The long military dictatorship
in Nigeria left a bad legacy of destroying the process of routinizing
foreign policy decision-making. According to Fawole (2003:235), the
military introduced their own style of decision making whereby the wish
of the dictator was law. This is unlike the civilian era where
government to some extent accountable to the people, and to the
parliament for their actions. Over the years, military rule made no
allowance for such accountability, and each dictat ... Continue reading---
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