The African Journal of International Affairs and Development (AJIAD) began its course in 1995 as a bi-annual devoted to the study of Africa in global affairs and development. Initially appearing as a combined volume in 1999 it was able to publish as two separate issues. Not that we have acquired immunity from the ongoing crisis in African publishing, but the journal's expanding subscriber base, particularly in North America and South Africa, together with improved Its coverage also includes legal, political, diplomatic, economic, sociocultural, military and security issues at the core of Africa's foreign relations and world affairs. Matters relating to the environment, development, conflict and cooperation are raised.

• Vol-17 No-2 (2013)
• - The Global Recession and Its Impact On The Democratisation Process In Nigeria
• Vol-17 No-2 (2014)
• - Foreign Policy and Public Opinion: An Assessment of Ijebu Involvement In The Kiriji War
• - Foreign Policy and Public-Private Partnership For Economic Development In Nigeria
• - Information, Intelligence and Security: Overview of The Current Security Situation In Nigeria.
• - International Implications of Conflict Management In Nigerian Universities
• - Output-Based Aid and Its Emerging Opportunities In Southern Africa
• - Revisiting The Concept, Components and Demonstration of State Power In International Politics
• - Some Current Challenges To Nigeria’S Foreign Policy Projections: The Way Forward.
• - State and The Politics of Poverty: A Theoretical Analysis of Agricultural Policy In Nigeria.
• - The Ethnic Primordialist-Constructivist/Instrumentalist Debate, and The Politics of Disjunction In Nigeria:...
• - The Global Recession and Its Impact On The Democratisation Process In Nigeria
• - The Illusion of A Euro-American Partnership In Development With Africa
• - The Role of Transparency and Accountability In The Quest For Development In Nigeria

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Prof. Jide Owoeye

Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Jimi Adisa

Member

Prof. Hassan Saliu

Member

Prof. Sat Obiyan

Member

Prof. Ayo Olukotun

Advisory

Dr. Akeem Amodu

Member

D. Kawonishe

Assistant