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    Conflict Handling Techniques
    (Printed in Nigeria by Hakolad Prints/Prokonnect Ltd 08035147362,08055001736) Chidozie, Felix
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    Dependency or Cooperation?: Nigeria-South Africa Relations(1960-2007)
    Chidozie, Felix
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    Economic Globalisation in the 21st Century and Nigeria-South Africa Relations: Prospects and Challenges
    Chidozie, Felix
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    Peace in the shadow of conflict: exploring the potential of constructive language strategies in Israel–Hamas relations
    (International Journal of Conflict Management, 2025) Osimen, Goddy Uwa; Dele-Dada, Moyosoluwa; Chidozie, Felix; Osere, Janefrances Nkem
    Purpose – This study aims to explore the potential of constructive language strategies in transforming and creating open avenues for sustainable peacebuilding amid ideological rigidity and cycles of retaliatory violence. Design/methodology/approach – Using critical discourse analysis grounded in the theory of linguistic relativity, moral disengagement, structural violence and epistemic injustice, this study analyses 75 purposively sampled texts, including official statements, media reports and grassroots communications. The analysis is structured across textual, discursive and sociocultural levels, with coding conducted through NVivo 12. Findings – The findings demonstrate that language is not merely a reflection of conflict but a powerful tool in shaping it. Dehumanising, moralising and binary narratives dominate official discourse from both parties, sustaining hostilities and limiting the discursive space for peace. Practical implications – Constructive communication strategies, particularly in ceasefire negotiations, education and media reporting, can lower emotional intensity, challenge adversarial narratives and foster environments conducive to dialogue and reconciliation. Originality/value – This research moves beyond traditional analyses of military and political strategies to offer a discourse-centred perspective on peacebuilding, revealing both the potential and limitations of language as a transformative tool in asymmetric conflicts.
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    POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS: THE ROLE OF OBASANJO FARMS NIGERIA
    Chidozie, Felix
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    The Judiciary and Electoral Fraud in Nigeria's 4th Republic Deconstructing the 2007 General Elections
    (MANGUT.ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS) Chidozie, Felix

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