This study examines the extent to which Nigeria has benefited from its democratic experience since independence. Using simple descriptive statistics and data series from 1970 to 2009, the study showed that the trend in macroeconomic performance has not significantly improved. Indeed, the period of democratic regimes seemed more volatile than the other period of non-democratic regimes. The policy inferences from this analysis are that there is more to socioeconomic development than the form of government. Unless those development-enhancing factors are addressed, democracy may not lead to improved socioeconomic development in Nigeria
The paper assesses democratic governance in the Nigerian fourth republic. Most Nigerians expected th...
Existing measures of the level of democracy present in a given state treat democracy as a product an...
This study examines the political economy of policy instability and its effect on the Nigerian econo...
This study examines the extent to which Nigeria has benefited from its democratic experience since i...
Nigeria returned to a democratic government in 1999. Evidence in the literature shows that democracy...
The symbiotic relationship between democracy, good governance and development are globally acclaimed...
Background: In recent years, many countries of the world turn away from military system of governmen...
Nigeria has had an uninterrupted democratisation wave since 1999 and the country has had its share o...
Democracy is popularly defined as the government of the people by the people for the people. In othe...
With the inception of the 21st century in Nigeria politics, the expectation for good governance beca...
The debt-for democracy hypothesis is that undemocratic governments were largely responsible for not ...
Since its debut in the Greek city state of Athens in the 5th century, Democracy has grown to become ...
Democracy is a government form based on the general consent, is seen to becoming common in global na...
The paper examined leadership roles in democratic Nigeria. Particularly, it showed how the political...
Theoretical and empirical evidences support the notion that political institutions enhance economic ...
The paper assesses democratic governance in the Nigerian fourth republic. Most Nigerians expected th...
Existing measures of the level of democracy present in a given state treat democracy as a product an...
This study examines the political economy of policy instability and its effect on the Nigerian econo...
This study examines the extent to which Nigeria has benefited from its democratic experience since i...
Nigeria returned to a democratic government in 1999. Evidence in the literature shows that democracy...
The symbiotic relationship between democracy, good governance and development are globally acclaimed...
Background: In recent years, many countries of the world turn away from military system of governmen...
Nigeria has had an uninterrupted democratisation wave since 1999 and the country has had its share o...
Democracy is popularly defined as the government of the people by the people for the people. In othe...
With the inception of the 21st century in Nigeria politics, the expectation for good governance beca...
The debt-for democracy hypothesis is that undemocratic governments were largely responsible for not ...
Since its debut in the Greek city state of Athens in the 5th century, Democracy has grown to become ...
Democracy is a government form based on the general consent, is seen to becoming common in global na...
The paper examined leadership roles in democratic Nigeria. Particularly, it showed how the political...
Theoretical and empirical evidences support the notion that political institutions enhance economic ...
The paper assesses democratic governance in the Nigerian fourth republic. Most Nigerians expected th...
Existing measures of the level of democracy present in a given state treat democracy as a product an...
This study examines the political economy of policy instability and its effect on the Nigerian econo...