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Baldur H. Veit,Anne-Cathrin Reutheructures of the state: First is failure of the formal sector occasioned by corruption and rollback of the state in social service provisioning in line with neoliberal principles. Second is increasing reliance and trust of the NGOs by donor agencies. The study therefore pursues the thesis that NGOs se

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Ablauf und Bedeutung der Praxissemester these undemocratic practices unleashes several negative consequences ranging from intra party fractionalization, legal tussles, incessant membership defection and explosion of new parties. These have adverse implications for democratic consolidation in Nigeria. This chapter interrogates the charact

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The Church as a Political Interest Group: Interrogating Amucheazi’s Study of Church and Politics in ges that have taken place in Nigeria which may likely affect the utility of Amucheazi’s work for contemporary research. First is the transformation of the public sphere in Nigeria, second is the expansion and transformations in the church, which was the major pressure group studied by Amucheazi, and