Education, Creativity, and Economic Empowerment in Africa
T. Falola · J. Abidogun
Aug 2014 · Springer
Ebook
259
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Education and the arts offer multiple, mutually clarifying lenses through which to examine and understand issues of poverty and empowerment. Here, both are combined in a fascinating look at how these two often overlooked elements promote social equality and cultivate personal agency across Africa's diverse political-economic landscapes.
About the author
Ezinwanyi E. Adam, Babcock University, Nigeria Eteete Michael Adam, Babcock University, Nigeria Ann Albuyeh, University of Puerto Rico, USA Joshua Olusola Akande, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria David O. Akombo, Jackson State University, USA Sunday Oludele Babalola, University of Ibadan, Nigeria Bojor Enamhe, Cross River University of Technology, Nigeria Sarah Hasaba, United Nations University, Japan Roselyn Jummai Musa, University of Benin, Nigeria Adeola Bosede Ogunrin, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria Albert Oikelome, University of Lagos, Nigeria Stephen Olusoji, University of Ibadan Lagos, Nigeria Omotayo Idowu Owoeye, University of Pretoria, South Africa Bolanle Clara Simeon-Fayomi, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria Olivier J. Tchouaffe, Southwestern University, USA Nathaniel Umukoro, Delta State University, Nigeria
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