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The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations

Year 2007, Volume: 6 Issue: 3&4, 44 - 59, 16.12.2007

Terhemba N. Ambe-uva And Kasali M. Adegboyega Kasali M. Adegboyega

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The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations

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References

  • Adefila, A. (1974) “Nigeria and Israel: Continuity and Change in their Relationship”. African Review 4 (1):616-640.
  • -------- (1979) “Israel and Nigeria”. International Studies 18 (4):621-640.
  • Ajayi, I. (1990) “The Trapped Economy”. Ibadan: Heinemann
  • Akinyemi, B. A. (1970) “Foreign Policy and Federalism: The Nigerian Experience”. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press.
  • Akokpari, J.K. (1999) “Changing with the Tide: The Shifting Orientations of Foreign Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa”. Nordic Journal of African Studies 8(1):22-38
  • Aluko, O. (1981) “Essays on Nigeria Foreign Policy”. London: George Allen and Unwin.
  • Babangida, I.B. 1985. “Review of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy in 1988”. Nigerian Forum. Nov/Dec.
  • Balewa, A.T. (1964) “Nigeria Speaks”. Ikeja: Longman
  • Bartes, M. (1968) “International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences”. New York: Macmillan & Free Press. Vol. 5 & 6.
  • Bello, A. (1962) “My Life”. London: Cambridge University Press.
  • Chick, J.D. (1971) “The Nigerian Press and National Integration”. Journal of Commonwealth Political Science 2: 126-138.
  • Chidozie, O. (1988) “Domestic Economic Interest Groups and Foreign Policy” In: Economic Development and Foreign Policy, G. O. Olusanya et al. Lagos: Nigeria Institute of International Affairs.
  • Claude, I.L. (1965) “The Impact of Public Opinion upon Foreign Policy and Diplomacy”. London: Moton and C.
  • Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, Vol. 6, No. 3 &4, Fall & Winter 2007 58 Curtis, M and Gitelson, S. (1976) Israel in the Third World. New Brunswick, N.J.: Transactional Books.
  • Gambari, I. (1980) Party Politics and Foreign Policy: Nigeria under the First Republic. Zaria: ABU Press.
  • Hermann, C.F. (1990) “Changing Course: when governments choose to redirect foreign policy”. International Studies Quarterly 34(1):3-21.
  • Holsti, K.N. (1990) “The Comparative Analysis of Foreign Policy: some notes on the pitfalls and falls to theory”: In: The Political Economy of Foreign Policy in Southeast Asia, David Wurfel and Bruce Burton (eds.) London: St. Martin’s Press.
  • Kissinger, H. (1969) “Domestic Structure and Foreign Policy”. Daedalus 95(2): 501-526
  • Macridis, R.C. (ed) (1972) “Foreign Policy in World Politics” (4th ed). Eaglewood Cliffs, N.J: Prentice Hall.
  • Mathews, K. (1987) “Nigeria and the Middle East”. In: Alternative Future for Nigeria, S.O. Olugbemi (ed.). Lagos: Political Association of Nigeria.
  • Nereus, N. (1993) “Influence of Domestic Factors on Nigeria-Israel Rapprochement”. Annals of the Social Sciences Council of Nigeria 5:16.
  • Northedge, F.S. (1968) “The Foreign Policies of the Powers”. London: Faber and Faber.
  • Nwankwo, G.O. (1984) “Nigeria and Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). To be or not to be?” London: African University Press.
  • Nweke, G.A. (1986) “Domestic Structure and Processes of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy”. In: Nigeria’s External Foreign Policy: Twenty-Five Years, Olusanya and Akindete (eds.) Ibadan: University Press Limited.
  • Ojo, O. (1986) “Nigeria and Israel. In: Nigeria’s External Foreign Policy: Twenty-Five Years” Olusanya and Akindete (eds.) Ibadan: University Press Limited.
  • Olajide, A. (1976) “Ghana and Nigeria, 1959-1970. A Study in Inter-African Discord”. London: Rex Collings.
  • Olaniyan, R.O. (1988) “Foreign Aid, Technical Cooperation and Foreign Policy in Nigeria”. In: Economic Development and Foreign Policy, O. Olusanya. Lagos: Nigeria Institute of International Affairs.
  • Otubanjo F. (1990) Foreign Policy Analysis. Unpublished.
  • Pandem, J.N. (1986) “Ahmadu Bello-Sardauna of Sokoto: Values and Leadership in Nigeria”. Zaria: Hadahuda.
  • Phillips, J. (1973) “The Development of Nigerian Foreign Policy 1960-1966”. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press.
  • Synder, R.C. (1962) “Foreign Policy Decision Making”. New York: Prentice Hall.

Year 2007, Volume: 6 Issue: 3&4, 44 - 59, 16.12.2007

Terhemba N. Ambe-uva And Kasali M. Adegboyega Kasali M. Adegboyega

Abstract

References

  • Adefila, A. (1974) “Nigeria and Israel: Continuity and Change in their Relationship”. African Review 4 (1):616-640.
  • -------- (1979) “Israel and Nigeria”. International Studies 18 (4):621-640.
  • Ajayi, I. (1990) “The Trapped Economy”. Ibadan: Heinemann
  • Akinyemi, B. A. (1970) “Foreign Policy and Federalism: The Nigerian Experience”. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press.
  • Akokpari, J.K. (1999) “Changing with the Tide: The Shifting Orientations of Foreign Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa”. Nordic Journal of African Studies 8(1):22-38
  • Aluko, O. (1981) “Essays on Nigeria Foreign Policy”. London: George Allen and Unwin.
  • Babangida, I.B. 1985. “Review of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy in 1988”. Nigerian Forum. Nov/Dec.
  • Balewa, A.T. (1964) “Nigeria Speaks”. Ikeja: Longman
  • Bartes, M. (1968) “International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences”. New York: Macmillan & Free Press. Vol. 5 & 6.
  • Bello, A. (1962) “My Life”. London: Cambridge University Press.
  • Chick, J.D. (1971) “The Nigerian Press and National Integration”. Journal of Commonwealth Political Science 2: 126-138.
  • Chidozie, O. (1988) “Domestic Economic Interest Groups and Foreign Policy” In: Economic Development and Foreign Policy, G. O. Olusanya et al. Lagos: Nigeria Institute of International Affairs.
  • Claude, I.L. (1965) “The Impact of Public Opinion upon Foreign Policy and Diplomacy”. London: Moton and C.
  • Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, Vol. 6, No. 3 &4, Fall & Winter 2007 58 Curtis, M and Gitelson, S. (1976) Israel in the Third World. New Brunswick, N.J.: Transactional Books.
  • Gambari, I. (1980) Party Politics and Foreign Policy: Nigeria under the First Republic. Zaria: ABU Press.
  • Hermann, C.F. (1990) “Changing Course: when governments choose to redirect foreign policy”. International Studies Quarterly 34(1):3-21.
  • Holsti, K.N. (1990) “The Comparative Analysis of Foreign Policy: some notes on the pitfalls and falls to theory”: In: The Political Economy of Foreign Policy in Southeast Asia, David Wurfel and Bruce Burton (eds.) London: St. Martin’s Press.
  • Kissinger, H. (1969) “Domestic Structure and Foreign Policy”. Daedalus 95(2): 501-526
  • Macridis, R.C. (ed) (1972) “Foreign Policy in World Politics” (4th ed). Eaglewood Cliffs, N.J: Prentice Hall.
  • Mathews, K. (1987) “Nigeria and the Middle East”. In: Alternative Future for Nigeria, S.O. Olugbemi (ed.). Lagos: Political Association of Nigeria.
  • Nereus, N. (1993) “Influence of Domestic Factors on Nigeria-Israel Rapprochement”. Annals of the Social Sciences Council of Nigeria 5:16.
  • Northedge, F.S. (1968) “The Foreign Policies of the Powers”. London: Faber and Faber.
  • Nwankwo, G.O. (1984) “Nigeria and Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). To be or not to be?” London: African University Press.
  • Nweke, G.A. (1986) “Domestic Structure and Processes of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy”. In: Nigeria’s External Foreign Policy: Twenty-Five Years, Olusanya and Akindete (eds.) Ibadan: University Press Limited.
  • Ojo, O. (1986) “Nigeria and Israel. In: Nigeria’s External Foreign Policy: Twenty-Five Years” Olusanya and Akindete (eds.) Ibadan: University Press Limited.
  • Olajide, A. (1976) “Ghana and Nigeria, 1959-1970. A Study in Inter-African Discord”. London: Rex Collings.
  • Olaniyan, R.O. (1988) “Foreign Aid, Technical Cooperation and Foreign Policy in Nigeria”. In: Economic Development and Foreign Policy, O. Olusanya. Lagos: Nigeria Institute of International Affairs.
  • Otubanjo F. (1990) Foreign Policy Analysis. Unpublished.
  • Pandem, J.N. (1986) “Ahmadu Bello-Sardauna of Sokoto: Values and Leadership in Nigeria”. Zaria: Hadahuda.
  • Phillips, J. (1973) “The Development of Nigerian Foreign Policy 1960-1966”. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press.
  • Synder, R.C. (1962) “Foreign Policy Decision Making”. New York: Prentice Hall.
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Publication Date December 16, 2007
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APA Kasali M. Adegboyega, T. N. A.-u. A., & Adegboyega, K. M. (2007). The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, 6(3&4), 44-59.
AMA Kasali M. Adegboyega TNAuA, Adegboyega KM. The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations. December 2007;6(3&4):44-59.
Chicago Kasali M. Adegboyega, Terhemba N. Ambe-uva And, and Kasali M. Adegboyega. “The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations”. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations 6, no. 3&4 (December 2007): 44-59.
EndNote Kasali M. Adegboyega TNA-uA, Adegboyega KM (December 1, 2007) The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations 6 3&4 44–59.
IEEE T. N. A.-u. A. Kasali M. Adegboyega and K. M. Adegboyega, “The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations”, Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, vol. 6, no. 3 & 4, pp. 44–59, 2007.
ISNAD Kasali M. Adegboyega, Terhemba N. Ambe-uva And - Adegboyega, Kasali M. “The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations”. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations 6/3 & 4 (December 2007), 44-59.
JAMA Kasali M. Adegboyega TNA-uA, Adegboyega KM. The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations. 2007;6:44–59.
MLA Kasali M. Adegboyega, Terhemba N. Ambe-uva And and Kasali M. Adegboyega. “The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations”. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, vol. 6, no. 3&4, 2007, pp. 44-59.
Vancouver Kasali M. Adegboyega TNA-uA, Adegboyega KM. The Impact of Domestic Factors on Foreign Policy: Nigerian/Israeli Relations. Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations. 2007;6(3&4):44-59.