Politics and Economic Development in Nigeria

Ajibola A Lawal · Tom Forrest

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State, society and economy military government and politics, 1970-1979 a hollow democracy civil rule, 1979-1983 the return of the military the Buhari regime the Babangida regime the state, oil dynamics, and the economy, 1970-1980 civil rule and economic policy, 1979-1983 the state and agriculture on the 1980s structural adjustment and national accumulation.

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