Social Protest, Constructive Criticism and Unionism: The Tripartite Derivatives for State Management in Nigeria
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Democratization; Political System; Social Protest and Pluralism.Abstract
Social Protest, Constructive Criticism and Unionism: The Tripartite Derivatives for State Management in Nigeria
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Political System. Victor Publishers.
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Academy Graduate.
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Political Science Review, 90 (4), 874-884.
Cohen, N. (2008). The Dynamics of Social Protest and the Elitist Regime. Cohen Publishers.
Crossley, N. (2002). Making Sense of Social Movement. Open University Press. Buckighan.
Daghagba, V. (2009). Mass Action and Protest: The Recipe for Governance. Onu Publishers.
Ogun State.
David Easton (1953). The Political System. New York Knoof.
Dominelli, D. (2016). Social Transformation and Action in a Community: The Perspective.
Domminelli Publishers. Wuka.
Eesuola, O. (2012). Behavioral Approach to Political Protest: Analysis of Fela Anikulapo Kuti.
University of Lagos. PhD Dissertation.
Einwohwer, R. (2004). Conceptualizing Resistance. Sociological Forum, 19 (4), 533-554.
Hollander, J. (2004). Conceptualizing Resistance. Sociological Forum, 19 (4), 533-554.
Human Right Watch. (1995). Newyork.
International Encyclopedia. (2019). Second Edition.
Jackson, M. (1983). Industrial Relations. Second Edition. Croom Helm. London.
Kagburu, H. (2002). Governance: The Winning Ways and Techniques. Glory Publishers. Warri.
Kritzer, H. (2001). Public Protest and Political Violence: A Non Recursive Causal Model. Social
Forces, 55 (3), 630-640.
Leonard, C. (2000). Social Protest Movements and Social Work Practice. Encyclopedia of the
Social and Behavioral Sciences. Second Edition.
Michael, B. (2005). Basic Methods of Comparative Politics. An Intoduction. Decency Printers.
Illorin.
Obasil, P. (2015). The Price of Peace and Understanding Among the People of a Place. Hot Spot
Publishers. Enugu.
Odhe, U. (2009). Comparative Politics: A Monograph. Eregha Publishers. College of Education.
Warri.
Olafsson, J. (2007). Deviance: A Comment on the Logic of Protest. Trames, 11, (61), 432-440.
Ominike, K. (2014). Peace and Conflict Resolution. Ominike Publishers.Warri.
Opp, K. (2009). Theories of Political Protest and Social Movement: A Multi Disciplinary
Introduction, Critique and Synthesis. Newyork: Rutledge.
Rao, P. (2010). Human Resource Management: Text and Cases. Hamilaya Publishing House.
Mumbai. India.
Tar, U. (2009). Organized Labour and Democratic Struggles in Nigeria. Information Society and
Justice Journal. Pp.165-181.
Terchek, R. (1974). Protest and Bargaining. Journal of Peace Research, 11, 133-144.
Warrick, L. (2017). The Value of Constructive Criticism to a People. Flavour Publishers.
Flavour Publishers. Onitsha.
Wolfree, Z. (2018). The Social Order and the Society. Ohio Press. USA.
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2020-09-09
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Omamuyovwi, A. I. (2020). Social Protest, Constructive Criticism and Unionism: The Tripartite Derivatives for State Management in Nigeria: Array. Acta Universitatis Danubius. Relationes Internationales, 13(2). Retrieved from https://dj.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/AUDRI/article/view/543
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