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Prof. I.S. Ogundiya

Area of specialization:Political Theory
Email:sarafa.ogundiya@udusok.edu.ng
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List of Selected Publications

1. Ogundiya, I.S. (In press). Political Theory: Nature, Substance, Relevance and the Locus of the Discipline in Nigerian Universities. In Abdulrahman, D, Ogundiya, I.S and Amzat, J (Eds.) Classical Social Science Theorists: From Western Ideas to African Realities. Lagos: Malthouse Pp. 19-42
2. Ogundiya, I.S. and Oyewole, S. (In press). John Rawls on the Theory of Justice. In Abdulrahman, D, Ogundiya, I.S and Amzat, J (Eds.) Classical Social Science Theorists: From Western Ideas to African Realities. Lagos: Malthouse Pp. 347-357
3. Ogundiya, I.S. and Amzat Jimoh (2020).The Clash of Morality and Legality: Interrogating Bureaucratic Corruption in Nigeria. In Understanding Corruption: Traditional and Legal Rational Norms (Eds.) Mason C. Hoadley and Neelambar Hatti. New Delhi, Social Science Press Pp. 84-105
4. Ogundiya, I.S. (2018). Making the Poor Poorer: The Irony of Poverty Alleviation Policies and Programmes in Nigeria, in Neelambar Hatti and Daniel Rauhut (eds.) Poverty, Politics and the Poverty of Politics, B.R. Publishing Corporation, Delhi, PP239-267
5. Ogundiya, I.S. (2016).Corruption and Political Instability in Nigeria: A Post-Mortem Interrogation of the First and Second Republics. AFFRIKA: Journal of Politics, Economics and Society, Vol. 6, Number 2, PP 13-3. https://journals.co.za/doi/10.10520/EJC199941
6. Ogundiya,I.S. and Baba, T.K (2014).“Legislative Institutionalisation: The Case of Sokoto State House of Assembly” in Emmanuel, O.Ojo, and J. Shola Omotola (eds.) The Legislature and Governance in Nigeria: Festschrift in Honour of Professor John Ayoade. Ibadan: John Archers Publishers Ltd PP520-546.
7. Ogundiya, I.S. (2014). Fundamentals of Political Behaviour, in Ogundiya, I.S. and Amzat Jimoh (eds.), Foundations of the social Sciences. Lagos: Malthouse
8. Ogundiya, I.S. (2013). Problem Articulation and Literature Review in Social Research, in Dejo Abdulrahman, Ogundiya, I.S, Kura S.Y.B. (eds.) Research Methodology and Grantsmanship. A Publication of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. PP 96-117
9. Ogundiya, I.S. (2013). Philosophical Worldviews and the Factors Affecting Research, in Dejo Abdulrahman, Ogundiya, I.S, Kura S.Y.B. (eds.) Research Methodology and Grantsmanship. A Publication of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto.PP 190-220
10. Abdulrahman, D.A, Ogundiya, I.S. and Kura S.Y.B. (2013). Research methodology and Granntsmanship: An Overview, in Dejo A. Abdulrahman, Ogundiya, I.S, Kura S.Y.B. (eds.) Research Methodology and Grantsmanship. A Publication of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. PP 1-14
11. Ogundiya, I.S. (2012). A Nation in the Wilderness: Corruption, Elite Conspiracy and the Illusion of Development in Nigeria., in, Abdulrahman, D, Ogundiya I.S, Tukur, G and I.M Dankani (eds.) 50 Years of Nigeria’s Nationhood: Issues and Challenges for Sustainable Development. A Publication of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto.
12. Ogundiya, I.S. (2012). ‘Public Policy and Policy Analysis’ in Ogundiya I.S and Amzat Jimoh, (Eds.) Basics of the Social Sciences. Malthouse. PP 513-534
13. Ogundiya, I.S. and Abubakar (2012). Understanding Federalism in Ogundiya I.S and Amzat Jimoh, (Eds.). Basics of the Social Sciences. Malthouse. PP 331-358
14. Ogundiya, I.S. and Baba T.K (2012). Understanding African Politics, in Ogundiya I.S and Amzat Jimoh, (Eds.). Basics of the Social Sciences. Lagos: Malthouse. PP 279-315
15. Ogundiya, I.S. (2011). Beyond the Executive Amnesty: Pathways to Sustainable Peace and Security in the Niger Delta Region. Hope Library of Liberal Arts, Ibadan: Hope Publications (Monograph N0 8).
16. Ogundiya, I.S. (2011). “Beyond the “Geography of Terrorism and Terror of Geography” Thesis: Corruption and the Development Tragedy in the Niger Delta Region. Journal of Developing Societies,Vol 27 (1): PP 57–91. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0169796X1002700104.
17. Ogundiya, I.S. (2011) “Anti-corruption Reforms in Nigeria: Challenges and Failures”, in I.S Ogundiya, Olutayo A.O and Amzat Jimoh (eds.) Assessment of Democratic Trends in Nigeria. India, Gyan Publishing House. PP.191-209
18. Amzat, J and Ogundiya, I. S. (2011)“ Political Agitation and Terror Potentialities in the Niger Delta Area of Nigeria” in I.S Ogundiya, Olutayo A.O and Amzat Jimoh (eds.) Assessment of Democratic Trends in Nigeria. India, Gyan Publishing House. PP.210-222
19. Ogundiya, I.S. (2011). Political Parties Institutionalisation and Democratic Consolidation: Theoretical Nexus and Nigeria’s Experience in the Fourth Republic, in I.S Ogundiya (ed.) Political parties and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria, Ibadan: Codat Publications PP1-24
20. Ogundiya, I.S. (2011). Party Switching and Defection in Nigeria: Implications for Democratic Consolidation in I.S Ogundiya (ed.) Political parties and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria, Ibadan: Codat Publications PP 200-231
21. Ogundiya, I.S. and Kura SYB (2010) “Nigeria as a Potential Terrorist Haven: Explaining the Convergence of Possibilities and Impossibilities”. Africa Insight, Vol. 43 N03 Pp. 104-115.
22. Ogundiya, I.S. (2010).Domestic Rebellion in Africa: Between Intelligence failure and the Failure of Governance, International Journal of Peace and Development Studies, Vol. 1(2), Pp. 25-31, November 2010 Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/IJPDS
23. Ogundiya, I.S. (2010) “Religious Ideals and Responsible Leadership: The Shepherd Model and Lessons for Nigeria’s Fledging Democracy”, Current Journal of Social Science, Vol. 2, Issue 4. PP. 242-248. https://maxwellsci.com/jp/abstract.php?jid=CRJSS&no=64&abs=05
24. Ogundiya, I.S. (2010) “Corruption: The Bane of Democratic Stability in Nigeria”, Current Journal of Social Science, Vol. 2, Issue 4. PP. 233-241. https://maxwellsci.com/jp/abstract.php?jid=CRJSS&no=64&abs=04
25. Ogundiya, I.S. (2010). “Democracy and good governance: Nigeria’s dilemma”, African Journal of Political Science and International Relations Vol. 4 N0. 6, June PP 201-208. https://academicjournals.org/article/article1381834964_Ogundiya.pdf
26. Ogundiya, I.S. (2010). “From Ethno-political Agitation to Terrorism: Interrogating the Niger Delta Crisis in Nigeria”, in Mehta Shalina (Ed.) Anthropology Today: Contemporary Trends in Social and Cultural Anthropology, India, PP 97-108
27. Amzat, J and Ogundiya, I.S. (2010) “From Research to Policy: The Missing Links” Journal of Social Sciences Vol. 23 N0. 1 April pp 69-74. http://www.krepublishers.com/02-Journals/JSS/JSS-23-0-000-10-Web/JSS-23-1-000-10-Abst-PDF/JSS-23-1-069-10-688-Jimoh-A/JSS-23-1-069-10-688-Jimoh-A-Ab.pdf
28. Ogundiya, I.S. (2009). “The Legitimation Mobilisation in Nigeria: A Cross-Epoch Analysis” in Olutayo O.A, Ogundiya, I.S and Amzat, J. (Eds.), State and Civil Society Relations in Nigeria, Ibadan: Hope Publications, Pp 24-47
29. Ogundiya, I.S. and Amzat, J. (2009). Civil Disturbances: Precipitating Mechanisms and Mitigation in Nigeria in Olutayo O.A, Ogundiya, I.S and Amzat, J. (Eds.), State and Civil Society Relations in Nigeria, Ibadan: Hope Publications, Pp 89-106.
30. Ogundiya, I.S. (2009). “Political Corruption in Nigeria: Theoretical Perspectives and some Explanations, The Anthropologist, Vol. 11 N0 4, Pp 281-292. Available at: http://www.krepublishers.com/02-Journals/T-Anth/Anth-11-0-000-09-Web/Anth-11-4-239-09-Abst-PDF/Anth-11-04-281-09-565-Ogundiya-I-S/Anth-11-04-281-09-565-Ogundiya-I-S-Tt.pdf
31. Ogundiya, I.S and Kura S.Y.B (2009). “The Dilemma of a Novice Researcher: An Investigation into Factors Affecting Social Scientific Research in Nigeria” Journal of Psychological Studies of Social Issues Vol. 12 N0 2 Pp. 259-276. https://www.ajol.info/index.php/ajpssi/article/view/48172
32. Ogundiya, I.S (2009). “Amoral Politics and the Future of Nigeria’s Fourth Republic” African Journal for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Vol. 12 N0 1, PP 179-200. https://www.ajol.info/index.php/ajpssi/article/view/48165.
33. Ogundiya, I.S (2009). “The Cycle of Legitimacy Crisis in Nigeria: A Theoretical Exploration” Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. 20 No 2, August pp 129-142. Electronic copy available at http://www.krepublishers.com/02-Journals/JSS/JSS-20-0-000-09-Web/JSS-20-2-000-09-Abst-PDF/JSS-20-02-129-09-759-Ogundiya-I-S/JSS-20-02-129-09-759-Ogundiya-I-S-Tt.pdf
34. Ogundiya, I.S (2009). “Domestic Terrorism and Security Threats in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria”, Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. 20 N01 July, Pp 31-42. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237430976_Domestic_Terrorism_and_Security_Threats_in_the_Niger_Delta_Region_of_Nigeria
35. Ogundiya, I.S (2008). “On Democracy, Legitimacy and Accountability: Lessons for Nigeria” Ibadan Journal of the Social Sciences Vol. 6, N0. 2 September, PP 69-80.
36. Ogundiya, I.S. and Amzat, J. (2008). “Nigeria and the Threats of Terrorism: Myth or Reality” Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, Vol.10 N0 2, PP. 165-189. http://www.jsdafrica.com/Jsda/v10n2_Summer2008/PDF/ARC_Ogundiya%20and%20Amzat-%20Nigeria%20and%20threats.pdf
37. Ogundiya, I. S (2007). “The Challenges of Civil Service Reforms in Nigeria under Obasanjo Civilian Administration”, Journal of Social and Policy Issues, Vol. 4 No 1, PP. 27-39
38. Ogundiya, I.S. with T.K. Baba, (2007). “Electoral Violence and the Prospects of Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria”, in, Attahiru Jega and Okechukwu Ibeanu (Eds.) Elections and the Future of Democracy in Nigeria, Lagos, A Publication of the Nigerian Political Science Association. PP 245-264
39. Ogundiya, I. S (2007). Minimizing the Cost of Governance in Nigeria through Civil Service Reforms: Rightsizing, Downsizing or Retrenchment? In Akpotor A.S et’al (eds.), Cost of Governance in Nigeria: An Evaluative Analysis, Ekpoma: Ambrose Alli University Publishing House, PP 279-299.
40. Ogundiya, I. S. (2005). “Traditional Leadership and the Search for National Integration in Nigeria” in Olukoshi, A., Agbaje, A. A. B. and Abdullah, H. (Eds.) Beyond The State: Nigeria’s Search For Positive Leadership. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press pp 101-115.
41. Ogundiya, I. S. (2005). “Understanding the Crisis of Legitimacy in Nigeria: A Conceptual Analysis”, Journal of Social and Policy Issues, Vol. 2, N0. 1, 2005, PP. 68 – 77.
42. Ogundiya, I. S. and T.K. Baba (2005). Deregulation’, Poverty and Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria” in A. S. Akpotor et’al (Eds) Deregulation and Globalization in Nigeria; Issues and Perspectives, Ekpoma, Ambrose Alli University Publishing House, pp 153 – 169.
43. Ogundiya, I. S. (2003). Electoral Violence and the Democratization Project: The Nigerian Experience” in B.A. Olasupo (ed.) Electoral Violence in Nigeria: Issues and Perspectives, Lagos, Frankad Publishers pp 54 – 68.
44. Ogundiya, I.S, (2001). “Local Government Creation as a Strategy for Sustainable Development in Rural Nigeria in K.M. Baba et’al (eds.) Rural Resources Development and Sustainability, Proceedings of the 9th National Conference of the Nigeria Rural Sociological Association, Pp 165 – 171.
BOOKS
45. Ogundiya, I.S. and Amzat, J. (2014). Foundations of the Social Sciences, Lagos: Malthouse Publishers (in Press)
46. Abdulrahman, D.A, Ogundiya, I.S. and Kura S.Y.B (eds.) (2013). Research Methodology and Grantsmanship. A Publication of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria.
47. Abdulrahman, D. A, Ogundiya I.S, Tukur, G and I.M Dankani (eds.) (2012). 50 Years of Nigeria’s Nationhood: Issues and Challenges for Sustainable Development. A Publication of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto.
48. Ogundiya, I.S and Jimoh Amzat (Eds.) (2012). The Basics of Social Sciences. Lagos: Malthouse Publishers
49. Ogundiya, I.S, Olutayo A.O and Jimoh Amzat (Eds.) (2011). Assessment of Democratic Trends in Nigeria. India: Gyan Publishing House.
50. Ogundiya, I.S. (2011) Political Parties and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria. Ibadan: Codat Publications Nigeria.
51. Olutayo, A.O, Ogundiya I.S. and Jimoh Amzat (Eds.) ( 2009). State and Civil Society Relations in Nigeria. Ibadan: Hope Publications.
52. Abdulrahman, D, Ogundiya, I.S. and Amzat, J. (2020). Classical Social Science Theorists: From Western Ideas to African Realities. Lagos: Malthouse Press.
53. Ogundiya I.S. (in press). Climbing the Roof with the Right Ladder: Community Policing as Panacea to Internal Security Crisis in Nigeria. Journal of Political Science and International Relations Ogundiya, I.S. (2021 in Press). Corruption, Public Policy Failures and the Chimera of Democratic Dividends in Nigeria. Sage online Journals