Civil society, oil and conflict in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria: Ramifications of civil society for a regional resource struggle

Journal of Modern African Studies

Volumn 39, Issue 3, 2001, Pages 437-469

  Ikelegbe, A ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BENIN   (Nigeria)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

CIVIL SOCIETY; OIL; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT;

NIGER DELTA; NIGERIA;

EID: 0034834429     PISSN: 0022278X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/s0022278x01003676     Document Type: Article

References (128)

1. MOSIEN asks FG to hand off oil matters
2. Isoko expresses support for abrogation of land use decree
3. Protesters in America accuse oil companies of putting drilling rights before human rights
4. Catholic Church urges caution on Niger Delta
5. Urhobo youths issue ultimatum to oil firms
6. Is Africa democratizing?
7. Group threatens to cut oil supplies to the North
8. MOSOP alleges raid, eviction of Mitee's family from home
9. Ijaw youths still barricade oil flow stations
10. Ijaws agree to cease-fire
11. Isoko want headship of development commission
12. Oil producing states make case for 25% revenue formula
13. Isoko youths shut down 5 flow stations
14. Shell's barrel of shame
15. Civil society and disengagement in Africa
16. Civil society in Africa
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19. What Ijaws want -Clarke
20. The Niger Delta crisis: Our stand
21. Shell admits importing guns for Nigerian police
22. Niger Delta youths protest against oil firms, launch new group
23. Forty years of oil and gas: Environment and sustainable environment
24. JACON gives FG ultimatum over Niger Delta
25. Niger Delta Union wants 100% resource control, insists on sovereign confab
26. Civil society and the construction of freedom in African history
27. Operation kill and rape
28. Niger Delta professionals decry occupation of Odi
29. Groups grant Shell provisional return to oil rigs
30. In Niger Delta, the wound runs deep
31. Douglas outlines how to pacify Ijaw youths
32. Ijaws gun for secession
33. Govt. to sanction oil firms over pollution
34. Groups allege deployment of soldiers to Niger Delta
35. Abubakar pledges federal aid for Niger Delta
36. Niger Delta group demands developmental projects
37. Okopido urges Mobil to honour agreements
38. Civil society and the study of African politics: A preliminary assessment
39. Clash as govt. deploys soldiers to Ogoni
40. The crisis in Ijaw (Izon) Land
41. Nationalism and politics in Colonial Nigeria
42. State, ethnic youth associations and conflict: An analysis of the associational encounters with the state in the Niger-Delta Region
43. The perverse manifestation of civil society: Evidence from Nigeria
44. Ijaw youths call for withdrawal of troops from Niger-Delta
45. Group blames killings in Ijawland on CGS order
46. Bayelsa: Return home, Obi begs fleeing Kaiama residents
47. Oil and community
48. Introduction
49. Is there a civil society in Africa?
50. A critique of the state and civil society paradigm in Africanist studies
51. Ijaw group tells oil firms to cease operations, withdraw
52. We've lost everybody
53. Shell Game in the Delta - Interview with Karona Etonye
54. Civil society in Zimbabwe
55. Govt. raises panel on the Niger-Delta
56. Trial and terror in Port Harcourt
57. OMPADEC: Opposition to Bukar Alli's appointment swells
58. Introduction
59. Oil workers, military get ultimatum to leave Ijaw area
60. Egbesu boys: Ijaws parallel army
61. Abubakar urges restraint by oil communities
62. Youths rescue detained leader from Bayelsa Govt. House cell
63. Curfew in Yenagoa as Ijaw youths protest
64. Group warns oil firms over alleged neglect
65. Group urges court to stop declaration of emergency
66. Emergency will hurt democracy, says groups
67. Ijaw youths adamant as Bayelsa seeks truce
68. Blueprint for Ogoni, Niger Delta development imminent
69. Government deploys warships, Troops in Bayelsa
70. Bayelsa lifts curfew, Ijaw youths call truce
71. Sexual assault in Choba threatens UNIPORT's re-opening
72. Why Niger Delta crisis festers - Ijaw leaders
73. South-South urges legal action over revenue allocation
74. Fed. Govt. deploys troops to Bayelsa
75. Ogoniland still under siege
76. Amid fresh troubles, Ijaw leaders criticize attack
77. Death toll in Yenagoa protest now seven
78. Ijaw women protest troops deployment to Bayelsa
79. Ijaw youths urge UN intervention in crisis
80. Our own Ken
81. Return of the vultures
82. Abubakar was misguided
83. There will be anarchy - Interview of Rev. Diamond Emuobor
84. The bomb is ticking
85. Youths reject funding formula for NDDC
86. Isoko youths seize oil flow stations
87. Niger Delta forum condemns issuance of licences
88. Ijaw reject panel on environmental impact assessment
89. Oil companies may be forced out of the Delta: Interview with Oronto Douglas
90. Youths shut five Shell flow stations
91. Group advises oil firms to withdraw workers
92. Urhobo Union seeks immediate take off of NNDC
93. We've decided to live in peace in Niger Delta
94. NBA cautions govt. on use of force in Niger Delta
95. Associational life
96. US Team indicts oil firms over Niger Delta crisis
97. Stop oil, VAT money to Sharia states - Patriots say no
98. Union of Niger Delta asks FG to review oil revenue sharing formula
99. Groups seek troops withdrawal from Bayelsa
100. African perspectives on civil society
101. We'll not give up this fight
102. Trompcon scribe accuses govs. of blackmail over derivation
103. How Shell won over village with cash and liquor
104. South-South Summit vows to resist MASSOB on Biafra
105. Cries from the Delta
106. Drumbeats of war
107. Ijaw youths warn oil well allotees
108. Ijaws adamant as Mobil repairs pipes
109. Niger Delta group sues government over derivation
110. Angry youths storm Govt. House, free leader
111. Oil communities sue FG over OMPADEC boss
112. Niger Delta: Ijaws take case to U.N., OAU, C'Wealth
113. In search of civil society