Philosophy and African studies from an integrative perspective. The journal pursues the ideals of integrative humanism. This is an inclusive world view which advocates insights from the physical and spiritual angles in tackling all human-based problems or proactively addressing futuristic issues as they concern man ( from all fields of intellectual endeavour).

• Vol-1 No-1 (2011)
• - Humanist Ethics: Its Relevance For Ghana Today
• - Conscience As Nigeria'S Guiding Ethical Principle
• - The War Against Corruption In Nigeria
• - African Personality and Identity: A Humanistic Reconstruction
• - Philosophy and Method of Integrative Humanism: A Response
• - Human Interest and The Rationalization of Social Action: The African Experience
• - Intercultural and Intertribal Marriage: A Necessary Tool For Peace Building Among Nations
• - An Examination of The Nature of The Moral Subject In Immanuel Kant
• - The Hippocratic Oath and The Fallacy of History: The Moral, Metaphysical and Cultural issues
• - Philosophical Problems Associated With Artificial Intelligence
• - Plot As The Main Plank In The Structure of Greek Tragedy: An Expository Study In Aristotle'S Aesthetics
• - Kant'S Project For Perpetual Peace: A Utopia?
• - Ephraim Essien'S Debellifism As A Critique of Kant'S Perpetual Peace Theory
• - Logic, Mathematics and Ontology of The Compatibility Theory,C={(=)|(=)|(~)|(N)|(C)}
• - Ethics of Journalism and Media Credibility In Nigeria: The Way Forward
• - Karl Marx'S Stand On Religion: A Philosophical Appraisal
• - Child Soldiering In Africa and International Humanitarian Law: The Challenge of Enforcement
• - Ireogbu On Ohacracy For Integral Sociopolitical True Existence
• Vol-1 No-2 (2011)
• - The Notion of Integrative Metaphysics and Its Relevance To Contemporary World Order
• - The Futility of Any Radical Rejection of Metaphysics
• - World-View Dependence of Metaphysics, Knowledge, Truth and Logic: A Proposal For Complementary Harmonism As A...
• - Humanism In Traditional Africa: An Intergrative Approach To Existence
• - Existential Justice: Integrative and Humanistic Perspectives
• - Visual Arts In The Worship of God
• - Metaphysics and Mysticism: An Expository Analysis
• - Enrichment of Business Education Curriculum In A Globalized World
• - Climate Change, Athreat To Cultural Development In Africa: Theatre To The Rescue
• - A Refutation of Hegel'S Concept of Personality and African Communalism: An Irrational Rationality Towards...
• - Imagery and Symbolism In Poetry: Perspectives In Aesthetics
• - Frantz Fanon'S Black Race Philosophy: How Relevant In 21St Century Africa
• - Why Can'T There Be An African Logic?
• - The Nature of Logic In African Philosophy
• - Inductive and Causal Arguments: Hume'S Address and Popper'S Response
• Vol-2 No-1 (2012)
• - The Insufficiency of Humans and The Logic of Complementarity In The 21St Century
• - Creating and Sustaining Learning Opportunities For All Through Inclusive Learning In Nigeria
• - Integrative Humanism and The Question of Personal Identity
• - Integrative Humanism: The Spirit of Contemporary Philosophy
• - A Critique of The Legal System As The Ideal Type of Law
• - HIV Infection and Its Impact On Health Care Workers In The South-South Geopolitical Zone, Cross River State,...
• - A Further Critique On Kant'S Ideas of 'World Wholes and A Common World'
• - Global Perspectives On Ecotheology, Land and Sustainable Development
• - Triangular Epistemology: In Defence of Positive Scepticism
• - Radical Virtue Theory: An Option For Ethics?
• - Karl Marx, Marxism and Christianity
• - Toward Integrative and Eliminative Epistemologies From Facts To Fancies
• - On Humanism and The Poverty of Science
• - The Synergy of Language and Culture In Human Society: A Philosophical Reflection
• - The Secularity of The Sacredness of The Priestly office In African Traditional Societies
• - African Ontology: Analysis and Criticisms
• - Dr. Kwame Nkrumah (1909-1972) On Sociopolitical and Economic Ideology For Africa
• Vol-3 No-1 (2013)
• - Godfrey Ozumba'S Spiritocentric Humanism: A Conceptual Critique
• - Ozumba'S Spiritocentric Humanism: A Conceptual Critique - A Rejoinder
• - A Philosophical Approach To Education For The Transformation and Humanization of Africa
• - African Socialism: Metaphor For Political Freedom and Economic Prosperity In The 21St Century
• - Photographic Designs and The Nigerian Performing Arts Discourse
• - Traditional Chiefs In Nigeria: Thoughts On Agenda For The Twenty-First Century
• - Integrative Humanism: Extensions and Clarifications
• - The Role of Governments In The Actualization of Millennium Development Goals In Africa: The Experience of The...
• - Nigerian Legislature and Self Esteem: A Case For Part-Time Legislature
• - Peace and Justice: Necessary Tools For Societal Growth
• - Regional Economic Integration Efforts In The Horn of Africa: A Global Security Perspective
• - The Challenge of Intercultural Philosophy and Integrative Humanism
• - Education For Self Reliance and Bridging The Gap of Unemployment In The Face of The Current Global Economic...
• Vol-3 No-2 (2014)
• - Rorty'S Intersubjective Agreement: Implications For Nigerian Polity
• - Physical Development Planning Sub-Components As Veritable Instruments For Ordering Integrated Growth and...
• - Democracy and The Challenge of The Rule of Law In Developing Democratic Society
• - Dr. Alex Ekwueme and The Sociopolitical Philosophy of Philanthropy
• - Child Headed Households: Identification of The Households and Reasons For Their Formation In Resource Poor...
• - On Causality and Science: Towards A Deconstruction of African Theory of Forces
• - The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment and Their Impacts On Nigerian Economy (1975 - 2010)
• - Racism, Hamitic Hypothesis and African Theories of Origin: The Unending Debate?
• - Approaches and Effects of Administrative Law In Nigerian Political and Administrative Setting
• - Revolutionary Impulse In Selected Poems of Hope Eghagha
• - Philosophical Assessment of The Practicability of New Genetics
• - An Analysis of A New Dimension of Personal Names and Documentation In Ibibio Folk Philosophy: An Exercise In...
• - National Consciousness, Value Reorientation and Identity: An Integrative Humanist Approach
• Vol-4 No-1 (2014)
• - A Critique of Ozumba'S Spiritocentric Metaphysics
• - Integrative Humanism and The Metaphysics of Spiritocentricism
• - From African Logic To The Development of Traditions of Logic In African Philosophy: An Integrativist...
• - Developing Rural Education In Nigeria
• - Exploring The Potentials of Community Theatre As A Tool For Social Change: The Participatory Communication...
• - Development of Nigerian Advertising and Media Exchange: A Post Modern Perspective
• - Terrorism and Education: The Need For A Philosophy of Education In Nigeria
• - Boko Haram: A Legal and Biblical Perspective
• - The Role of Language In The Acquisition of Education and Technology: A Case Study of Igbo
• - Understanding Empowerment For Sustainable Development In Nigeria: A Theatre and Participatory Communication...
• - Evidence of Social Inequality In Igbo Proverbs
• - Anaximander'S Conception of The Urstoff and The Idea of Nke-Mbu In Integrative Humanism
• - Response To Climate Change For Sustainable Development: A Human Resource Development Approach
• Vol-5 No-1 (2015)
• - An Appraisal of Sir Karl Raimund Popper'S Falsificationism
• - The Power of The 'Word' In Igbo-African Traditional Medicine
• - The Influence of Social Media On Indigenous Culture In Digital Age
• - Exploring Theatre For Development (TFD) Praxis In An Industrial Environment
• - Humanized Epistemology: Its Implication For Education In Nigeria
• - Logic and Arguments In Natural Sciences: An Integrative Humanist Approach
• - A Study of Some Informal Fallacies As They Appear In Some Socio-Political Discourse
• - The Concept of Immortality In Two World Religions: A Philosophical Perspective
• - The Implication of Integrative Humanism To The Educational System of Nigeria
• - The Reality of Poverty and Development Implications In Nigeria: Key Manifestations and Strategies For Remedy
• - Towards The Development of Man and Society: Knowledge of Culture.
• - Multiculturalism and Political Development In Nigeria: In The Purview of Integratwe Humanism
• - Interfacing T.F.D. and P.L.A. For Participatory Voter Education: Abah'S Methodological Conversation As...
• - An Insight Into Asceticism In World Religions
• - Religious Terrorism and The Loss of Nigerian Identity: A Communicative Approach
• - Philosophical Values of Humanistic Education In Nigeria
• - Science and Technology: Pursuing A More Viable Health Policy In Nigeria
• Vol-6 No-1 (2015)
• - Party Politics In Nigeria The Path To Evolutionary Filtering: 1999 To The Present
• - Integrative Humanism and Its Implications For Education In Nigeria
• - An Examination of Ibuanyidanda Philosophy: Implications For The Nigerian System of Education
• - Evolutionary Epistemology
• - Feminist Epistemology: Its Epistemological Import
• - Genetic Epistemology: An Examination
• - A Critique of Epistemology and Human Interest
• - A Critique of Reliabilism As An Epistemic Theory
• - Artificial Intelligence and The Quest For Knowledge
• - Integrative Epistemology
• - Naturalized Epistemology
• - Social Epistemology
• - The Comparison Between Coherentism and Pragmatism
• - Virtue Epistemology
• - Contextualism: A Critique
• - Exploring The Relevance of Cloud Computing In Governance, Risk and Compliance (G.R.C.): A Perspective In...
• - Reconsidering Liberal Education
• - Book Review - Review of Cloths, Clothing and Dress Codes

The journal accepts articles from the Arts, Humanities and the Social Sciences that use the philosophical method of integrative humanism. Articles must be creative and thoroughly researched. Articles must have the following features: abstract, introduction, the body of the work and a section that applies the method of integrative humanism and conclusion.

Articles should not be more than 15 pages on A4 paper, typed double spaced. If the paper is accepted for publication, on notification, a publication fee of $100 will be paid before the article is published. The editorial board may use a framework of the philosophy of the journal. However, views expressed are entirely those of the authors / contributors. Contributors may use either the MLA or the  APA refrencing style provided consistency is adhered to. The contributor is expected to send an e-copy of his/her article to the editor.

Prof. Godfrey Ozumba

Editor

Dr. Ephraim Essien

Associate Editor

Mr. Peter K. T. Grant

Associate Editor

Mr. Frank A

Managing Editor

Dr. Jonathan Chimakonam

Member

Prof. J. Obi Oguejiofor

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Prof. A.f. Uduigwomen

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Prof. Helen Lauer

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Prof. Udo Etuk

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Prof. S. I. Udoidem

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Prof. D.d. Kuupole

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Prof. Kofoworola Zakey

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Prof. J.c.a. Abgakoba

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Prof. George Caffentzis

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Prof Princewill Alozie

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Prof. Raymond Osei

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Prof. Simon Ajayi

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Prof. P.e. Bondzie-simpson

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