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African Heritage Institution
The African Heritage Institution (formerly the African Institute for Applied Economics) was incorporated in Nigeria in 2000. It is a not-for-profit, non-partisan and independent organization devoted to economic research, capacity building and networking. Its vision is a renascent Africa that is democratic, prosperous and a major player in the global economy.
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Inter-Security Agency Rivalry as an Impediment to National Counter Terrorism Strategy (NACTEST)
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Agitations for Separation and Non-Negotiability of Nigeria’s Unity: Bottling the Bomb?
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The Political Economy of Exchange Rate Policy and Capital Control in Nigeria
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Evaluating Food Crop Sector Performance in Nigeria (1999-2016)
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Strategies of Boko Haram and IPOB in Nigeria’s Postcolonial Context: A Critique
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Ako-na-Uche versus Nzogbu-nzogbu: Interrogating the Rupture between Igbo Elite and their Lumpen in Igbo Nationalism
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Tax Waivers for Multi-Nationals in Nigeria: Are These Based on Economic or Political Reasoning?
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The Nigerian State and the Resurgence of Separatist Agitations: The Case of Biafra
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