African Social Science Review Volume 3 | Issue 3
Article 7
2006
Editorial Matter Andrew I. E. Ewoh Prairie View A&M University,
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All book reviews should be addressed to the Book Review Editor Afric'1I1 S".I.I: S,lolce Review Center for International Srudies and Research Prairie "iew A&M University P. O. Box 519 Prairie '"iew, TX 77446
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African Social Science Review THE AFRICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Editor~in~Chief
-Managing Editor Walle Engedayehu Prairie View A&M University
Andrew I.E. Ewoh Prairie View A&M University Associate Editor Bakama B. BakamaNume Prairie View A&M University Editorial Board BrianJ. L. Berry University of Texas. Dallas
John Were Makerere University Uganda
Emeka Nwabueze University of Nigeria
Euel 'W. Elliott University of Texas. Dallas
Hashim Gibrill Clark Atlanta University
Julius O. Ihonvbere African Center for Constitutional Development
Bedford N. Umez Lee College
Steven Nkrumah University of Ghana
Ezekiel Kalipeni University ofIllinois
Nicholas O. Alozie Arizona State University
Fredoline Anunobi Perimeter College. Georgia.
Dan Setsetse University of North-West
Harvey L. White University ofPittsburgh
James S. E. Opolot Texas Southern University
Kelechi A. Kalu University ofNorthern Colorado
Mitchell F. Rice Texas A&M University
Felix Chima Prairie View A&M University
Rex Honey University of Iowa
AI Bavon University of North Texas
Helen E. Purkitt U.S. Naval Academy
Ike S.Ndolo Enugu State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria
Theo Herrington Texas Southern University
Michael McNulty University of Iowa
Rice University
James S. Guseh North Carolina Central University
Kevin Washington University ofMaryland
David Ngene Houston Community College
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The African Social Science Review (ISSN 1521-6667) is an annual publication of the Center for International Studies and Research in collaboration with the Office of Research and Development at Prairie View A&M University. This publication seeks articles from all disciplines of social science. The Review particularly welcomes manuscripts on the social, economic, political, and policy problems and issues of the African continent and the Diaspora as well as empirical and theoretical articles. Book reviewers are requested to submit articles on recent publications in related topics. Only papers not currently under review or previously published elsewhere can be considered. All submissions are blind refereed. Clarity and directness of presentation are required.
Manuscripts must be typed and doubled-spaced following the American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines (4th edition) or the Style Manual for Political Science. Four copies should be submitted, three of which have all references that could identify the author or authors removed. Authors are advised to keep copies for their own record since it will not be possible for us to return the manuscripts. We need an abstract of no more than 150 words. The length of the paper should not exceed 25 double-spaced typewritten pages, including notes, references, tables, figures or graphs and appendices; all must be presented on separate pages, with instructions suggesting the placement in the texe. Notes and references should appear at the end of the article. A separate cover sheet showing the title ofrhe paper, the name, affiliation, position and address of the author should accompany each submission. To enhance blind review, the body of the text should include the title, but not the author's name. The views of expressed in published articles are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the editors or editorial board. Subscriptions for institutions is $70.00 annually and $30.00 for individuals. Editor-in-Chief: Andrew I.E. Ewoh, African Social Science Review, Cenrer for International Studies and Research (CISR). Prairie View A&M University, P. O. Box 519, Prairie View, Texas 77446-0519 Managing Editor: Walle Engadeyehu, CISR, Prairie View A&M University, P.O. Box 519, Prairie View, Texas 77446-0519 Associate Editor: Bakama BakamaNume, CISR, Prairie View A&M University, P. O. Box 686, Prairie View, Texas 77446-0519
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The International Dimension of Regime change: Economic Sanctions and the 1993 Democratic Transition in Nigeria Kelechi A. Kalu Road Traffic Accidents in Uganda: Epidemiological and Transport Policy Implication Bakama B. BakamaNume
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Solid Waste Management and Environmental Quality Provision in Unplanned Settlements of Kampala, Uganda Sbuaib Lwasa Faces of Social Work in South Africa: A Twenty-first Century Perspective Dorothy L Graff
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How Useful is Gramsci's Theory of Hegemony and Domination to the Study of African States: Daniel Kendie
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U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda 2005,2009: Why West Africa Barelly Features Christopher Ruane
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About the Authors Kelechi A. Kalu is a professor of political science at the University of Northern Colorado Bakama B. BakamaNume is an associate professor of Geography at Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, Texas Shuaib Lwasa is an assistant lecturer and a Ph.D. student at Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda Dorothy L. Graff is an assistant professor of Social Work at College of St. Scholastic, Duluth, Minnesota Daniel Kendie is an associate professor of history at Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, Texas Christopher Ruane is a graduate student in the London School of Economics and Political Science, London, United Kingdom
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