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Vol. 1, No.3
Migration in a De-Globalizing World
IN THIS ISSUE
⎈ A comprehensive history of Lagos and migration by Nnamdi Ehirim;
⎈ An essay exploring Eritrean migration, and the impacts of reforms under President Afwerki on national identity by Mirielle Mcmillin;
⎈ In an essay on international migration trends, Oreva Olakpe assesses Nigerian migrations to China;
⎈ An exploration of the origins and drawbacks of global US military dominance by Obinna Chukwu;
⎈ An essay by Olajumoke Ayandele on sovereignty and Nigeria’s isolationist military strategy against Boko Haram;
⎈ A crucial assessment of American exceptionalism and African invisibility within the emerging working class anti-globalization discourse by Moses E. Ochonu;
⎈ Ola Ogunmodede reviews Barack Obama’s legacy in Africa, with focus on his “trade not aid” approach to economic development;
⎈ Kaspar Loftin discusses the fate of nationalism in post-Brexit Britain;
⎈ Carlos Lopes writes on Brexit, preparation for which, he argues, is not only prudent; but also a matter of economic necessity in Africa
ONLINE SOON
⎈ A deep dive into Chinese and Brazilian economic relations with Africa and impacts on labour rights within the continent by Sakina Badamasuiy Aregbesola and Obinna Edeh;
⎈ Carlos Lopes examines a rising flaw in the logic of Western immigration debates;
⎈ In Reviews: Tolu Ogunlesi on Welcome to Lagos by Chibundu Onuzo;
⎈ Also in Reviews: Wale Lawal on Lesley Nneka Arimah’s short story, “What It Means when a Man Falls from the Sky”
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Forthcoming
In our next issue, scholars and experts will critically discuss the impacts on individuals, businesses and economic sectors, of recent trends in the Nigerian economy⎈
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Cover image by Nicola Lo Calzo