University of Lagos African Cluster Centre (LACC)
Origins & context
- Title
- University of Lagos African Cluster Centre (LACC)
- Type
- Institution
Further details
- WissKI URL
- 47001
Linked resources
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- African Studies without Ethics Dumping: An Integrative Study of Research Ethics Governance in Burkina Faso, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa Project is funded by
- Appraising Kánáko and Egbé-Traditional Methods of Teleportation for Entrepreneurial Development and Intergenerational Literacy among Hunters and in South-West Nigeria. Project is funded by
- Cemetery Heterotopia: Social Stereotypes and Boundaries of "Other Spaces" in Lagos Project is funded by
- From Wacky Warri to Ludic Lagos: A Pilot Study of Comedy Entrepreneurship and Trans-regional Mobility of Humour in Nigeria Project is funded by
- Gender and Performance: Reconstructing Feminity through Cultural Enforcers of Widowhood Rites in Nigeria Project is funded by
- Growing up in African Cities: Focus on Low-Income Communities in Lagos, Nigeria Project is funded by
- Housewive´s Coping Strategies During Covid-19 Lockdown in Nigeria: Towards Alternative Policies for Women´s Protection Project is funded by
- Integration of Green Practices in Solid Waste Management in Urban Communities in Lagos, Nigeria Project is funded by
- Interrogating African Contexts and Conceptualizations of Development Project is funded by
- Interrogating the Repugnancy Doctrine in African Traditional Succession and Inheritance Mechanisms Project is funded by
- Intra-Africa Migration and Xenophobia: The Imperatives for African Integration Project is funded by
- Lagos Ownership and Identities (Intellectual Debates and One Month Photography Exhibition) Project is funded by
- Locating the Albatross in Women's Political Participation in Sub-Saharan Africa Project is funded by
- Mobilities and Flows Across West African Urban Corridors Project is funded by
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