Augustine Ikelegbe is a professor of Comparative Politics and Public Policy at the University of Benin, with interests in Governance, Security, Conflict and Peace Studies. He has researched and consulted extensively in these areas for numerous national and international organisations. As a seasoned academic, he has been External Examiner or Assessor for over fifteen universities in Nigeria and other countries. He has teaching and research experiences both within and outside Nigeria, including Fellowships at Wolverhampton and Leiden.
Transhumance and International Migration
Transhumance and international migration are interfacing themes in the current discourse and narratives of sub-saharan Africa's development and predicament. This book puts together diverse perspectives, experiences and skills to deepen understanding and explanations of the current dynamics and challenges of transhumance and international migration, and harvests contributions on how to manage them for optimal contributions to sub-saharan Africa's development.
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Legislative Executive Relations Democratic Governance in Nigeria
This work is a critical interrogation of legislative-executive relations in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic, directed at determining its exact nature, tendencies, patterns and trends; the dynamics, determining factors and intervening variables in the relations; and its outcomes in relation to national objectives. It draws on perspectives from heads of government, former legislators, heads of government agencies and academics, thus providing a comprehensive and integrated treatment and analysis that is in-depth, experiential and practical.
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Institutions, Development and Change in Nigeria
Institutions, Development and Change in Nigeria places institutions and institutional frameworks as the center point of interrogation, depicting their importance as the framework for governance, development, transformation and change. It considers a broad range of public sector organisations, security agencies, State Governments and the traditional governance institution, highlighting their roles, state of institutional strengths and weaknesses and the prospects and opportunities for change and regeneration.
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