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Social Dynamics
A journal of African studies
Volume 44, 2018 - Issue 2: The Cultural Politics of Dirt in Africa (continued) (Guest editors: Stephanie Newell and Louise Green)
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Is Nigeria a soft power state?

Oluwaseun TellaDepartment of Political Sciences, University of South Africa, Pretoria, South AfricaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 376-394 | Published online: 10 Jul 2018

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Oluwaseun Tella. (2023) The creative sector and soft power: assessing the appeal of the Nigerian fashion industry. The Round Table 112:6, pages 629-640.
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Oluwaseun Tella. (2023) The diaspora’s soft power in an age of global anti-Nigerian sentiment. Commonwealth & Comparative Politics 61:2, pages 177-196.
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Oluwaseun Tella. (2020) Soft power individuals in Nigeria and South Africa: an appraisal of Olusegun Obasanjo’s and Thabo Mbeki’s power of attraction. The Round Table 109:5, pages 574-585.
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Victoria Jatau & Kangdim Dingji Maza. (2023) Democracy, Peace, and Religion in Nigeria: Can Religion Be Used to Consolidate or Undermine Democracy and Peace?. Religions 14:10, pages 1305.
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Oluwaseun Tella. (2022) Nigeria’s Democracy Promotion in Africa: Hard, Soft or Smart Power Stratagem?. Journal of Asian and African Studies 57:6, pages 1277-1292.
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Michael B. Aleyomi. (2021) Major Constraints for Regional Hegemony: Nigeria and South Africa in Perspective. Insight on Africa 14:2, pages 139-157.
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Segun Oshewolo. (2019) A reconsideration of the Afrocentric principle in Nigeria’s foreign policy framework. GeoJournal 86:3, pages 1503-1510.
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Oluwaseun Tella. 2019. Nigeria-South Africa Relations and Regional Hegemonic Competence. Nigeria-South Africa Relations and Regional Hegemonic Competence 3 23 .

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