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Author:   Joseph Adebayo ,  Abubakar Mohammed
Publisher:   Springer Nature Switzerland AG
Imprint:   Palgrave Macmillan
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9783032038876

ISBN 10:   3032038871
Pages:   221
Publication Date:   03 January 2026
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Historical Exegesis of Orthodox Conflict Resolution Pathways in Epochal Trajectories in Northern Nigeria.- Chapter 2 Fulani Pastoralism and the Crisis of Farmer-Herder Conflicts in Modern Nigeria Exploring the Feasibility of Traditional Conflict Resolution Mechanisms.- Chapter 3 Traditional Justice System and the Challenges of Democracy in Northern Nigeria The Example of Bida Emirate of Niger State.- Chapter 4 Oral Tradition and Its Implications for Communal Conflicts A Case Study of Iwo and Oke Aba in Isin Local Government Area, Kwara State.- Chapter 5 Engaging Traditional Rulers and Islamic Scholars in Tackling Security Challenges and Peacebuilding in Northwestern Nigeria.- Chapter 6 The Instrumentality of Birnin Gwari Theatre for Development Experience in Demystifying Women's Participation for Peaceful Local Communities in Nigeria.- Chapter 7 Peacebuilding through Spiritualism: Extrapolating the Role of Ulama in Preventing and Countering Violence in Northeast Nigeria.- Chapter 8 Alkyabba as Embodiment of Authority, Power, and Peacebuilding in Northern Nigeria.- Chapter 9 Impact Assessment of Traditional Justice Systems on Peacebuilding and Governance Northern Nigeria in Perspective.- Chapter 10 Reinventing Cultural Heritage of Peacebuilding among Hausa and Fulbe Communities in Nigeria.- Chapter 11 Conflicts and Conflict Resolution in a Modern World: Espousal of Islamic Perspectives in Reconciliation in Northwest Nigeria.

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Joseph Adebayo, PhD, is a peace and media studies scholar affiliated with Liverpool John Moores University (via UNICAF). A National Research Foundation–rated academic (South Africa) and Kistefos Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School, he has published extensively on peace journalism, African governance, and indigenous conflict resolution, including books and numerous peer-reviewed articles and chapters. Abubakar Mohammed, PhD, is a seasoned and erudite administrator and currently holds the position of Secretary, Executive Council Secretariat, Government House, Zamfara State, Nigeria. His broad area of research interest includes Peacebuilding, Foreign Policy Analysis, International Conflicts, and Administrative Reforms. He specifically focused on Security and Strategic Studies as a major area of research interest. Similarly, he has attended numerous conferences and workshops and published in different Journals.

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