top of page
AFE Journal Cover spread vol 4.jpg 2015-

 

VOLUME 18 ISSUE 2, 2027

Print ISSN: 2467-8406 | e-ISSN: 2467-8392

Citation: (2027) 18 (2) Journal of Sustainable Development Law 

and Policy, Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria 

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE THROES OF VIOLENCE AND DISPLACEMENT IN AFRICA

CONTENTS

Editorial Comments

Prof. Victor Ojakorotu

 

ARTICLES 

  1. Governing External Shocks: Institutional Resilience, Energy Policy, and Sustainable Development Pathways in Africa under Geopolitical Crisis

       Lusanda Juta, Olaleke Michael Alao 

  2.  An Assessment of the Extent to which South Africa is Aligned to and Delivering on Sustainable                Development Goal Sixteen: Implications for National Developmental Goals

       Kaizer Makole and Kabelo Moeti 

  3.  Human Security as a Pathway to Sustainable Development in Nigeria’s Farmers–Herders Crisis               Zones 

        Kazeem Oyedele Lamidi and Costa Hofisi 

 

  4.   Community-led Initiatives and Social Inclusion Towards Sustainable Community Development in             Africa: Nigerian and South African Perspectives

        Taleat, Bisiriyu Abiodun and Lukamba, Muhlya Tshombe 

  5.   Dynamic Capabilities and Supply Chain Performance in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: The                 Intervening Effects of Service Quality and Relationship Longevity

        Phathutshedzo David Lavhelani 

 

  6.   Neuromarketing Practices and Ethical Challenges in Consumer Decision-Making: A South African         Perspective

        Phathiswa Zuma and Andrisha Beharry-Ramraj   

 

   7.  Localising Climate Security: Community Governance, Violence and Displacement in African                   Contexts

        Rookmoney Thakur

 

   8.  Sustainable Water Resources Management for Enhanced Equitable Access in Zululand District               Municipality, South Africa

        Nomfundo Nomcebo, Zulu Innocent Simphiwe Nojiyeza 

 

   9.  Optimising Packaging and Branding of Rural Agricultural Products through Neuromarketing: A               Review of Consumer Attention, Trust, and Perceived Quality

        Olaitan Ayotunde Shemfe

      

   10.  When SADTU Sneezes, the Whole Nation Catches Flu: Teacher Union Influence on Internal                    School Management and Development in South African Public Schools

          Zwane, Thembinkosi Trevor

    11.  Strategic Human Resource Analytics and Flexible Work Arrangements in Times of Change 

           Ntsoareleng Muguni, Sithokozile Mamba, Vangeli Gamede, Jayrusha Ramasamy-Gurayah             and Andrisha Beharry-Ramraj 

   12.  Decomposing Gender Gaps in Household Welfare: Income, Expenditure and Living Conditions in        South Africa

           Hannah Dunga 

   13.  The Role of Digital Inclusion in Promoting Access to Education and Rural Development in South             Africa

          Mooki Lobelo 

 

   14.   Missio Dei in an Epoch of Climate Crisis: Toward an African Missiological Paradigm for                            Ecological Justice

           Phemelo Olifile Marumo and Sethunya Michael Gaarekwe

 

    15.  Early Pathways to Femicide and Gender-Based Violence: How Township Schools Socialise                      Gendered Harm in South Africa

           Isheachida Manatsa 

16.      Military Regimes and the Depletion of Africa’s Green Political Thinking: The Case of of the                     Democratic Republic of Congo

         Kelebogile Kegakilwe

17.     The Role of United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Health and Gender Equality                               Management within Nigeria 

          Anikelechi, Ijeoma Genevieve, Kelechi Johnmary Ani

18      Significance of Packaging Features on Consumer Buying Behaviour: Evidence from the Toiletries           Products Consumers in Mthatha, South Africa

          Thandazile Samukelisiwe Ntobela, Ifeanyi Mbukanma & Sunday Adewara

 

19.    ‘An Injury to One is an Injury to All’: Perceptions of Moral Authority and Political Influence of                    the South African Democratic Teachers Union in Educational Policy Development Dialogues

         David Matsepe 

 

20.   Bridging Policy and Practice: Civil Society Engagement in the Women, Peace and Security (WPS)         Agenda in Lesotho

        Malehloka Thakalekoala

 

21.   Resource Competition and Political Ecology of Farmer–Herder Conflict in Nigeria: Implications for           Sustainable Peace

        Isiaka Kolawole Egbewole, Costa Hofisi, Kazeem Oyedele Lamidi 

 

22.   Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Human Trafficking Survivors in Nigeria: Evidence from Media             Reports on NAPTIP Activities

        Akinwale, Gbenusola A., Ojakorotu Victor, Uchechi Chukwuma

 

23.   Managing Learner Ill-Discipline in Rural Secondary Schools: A Perspective of the School                         Management Teams

        Ngwako Solomon Modiba

24.   Language Shift and Indigenous Vocabulary Erosion among South African Youth: A Critical Review

        Masila Joshua Masipa & Nontokozo Gladys Mdhluli

 

25.   A Sustainability Assessment of Locus Standi Requirement in Public Interest Litigation in Nigeria:             Comparative Lessons from Kenya, India, The United Kingdom and South Africa

        Odunaike A. Dorcas, Ekundayo N. Veronica, Monday O. Ubani

 

26.   Advancing Access to Justice in E-Commerce Transactions through Blockchain-Based Online                 Dispute Resolution: Legal Framework and Future Directions

        Peter Oluwaseun Ale, Ifeoluwa Ayokunle Olubiyi, Ph.D.

 

PUBLIC LECTURE
 

27.  Leveraging International Diplomacy for Investment, Finance and Sustainable Development
       H.E. Ambassador Nicholas Agbo Ella

                                                                           ********

 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivative Works 4.0 Unported License.

This Open Access publication is supported byEIFL

JSDLP, Vol.10_Fall and Spring 2019.jpg

LASTEST NEWS

 

 

 

OGEES DIRECTOR APPOINTED AS SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY

 

OGEES DIRECTOR TO SERVE AS DAVID SIVE VISITING SCHOLAR AT COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL

OGEES INSTITUTE HOSTS RESEARCH SEMINAR

 

OGEES INSTITUTE WELCOMES VISITING FELLOW
 

OGEES FELLOW PUBLISHES NEW REPORT

 

OGEES INSTITUTE SIGNS MOU WITH STRATHMORE CENTER, KENYA

 

OGEES BOARD MEMBER- DR. IBE KACHIKWU- APPOINTED AS HEAD OF THE NATIONAL OIL COMPANY

 

OGEES DIRECTOR TO SERVE AS VISITING PROFESSOR IN CHINA

 

 

NEW TITLE: FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL LAW

 

 

 

click here for more information.

 

Copyright © 2015. OGEES. .Powered by GCT

  • Facebook Round
  • Twitter Round
bottom of page