The aim of founding IGWEBUIKE: AN AFRICAN JOURNAL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES is to make it a world class academic journal with a global brand that would thrive on standard, quality and originality. It is published twice a year with a maximum of ten (10) articles including book reviews in each volume. Articles are welcomed from any of the following areas: Anthropology, cross-cultural studies, education, ethics, history, international relations, law, linguistics, methodology, philosophy, political science, population Studies, psychology, sociology, social welfare, literature, performing arts (music, theatre & dance), religious studies, visual arts, women studies etc. It would be preferred if articles for publication address issues from an African perspective.

• Vol-2 No-6 (2016)
• - A Brief Account On Pupil Grouping Strategies In Primary Schools In The United Kingdom
• - Museum Education In Nigeria: Prospects and Challenges
• - Christianity and Religious Language In Human Development In Nigeria: An X-Ray
• - Emmanuel Levinas’ Concept of Otherness and The African Existential Situation: A Hermeneutic Engagement
• - A Reflection of Military Intervention In The Nigerian Prose Genre: A Sociopolitical Analysis of Enoch...
• - Mercy: An Attribute of God, The Virtue of Human Persons
• - Industrial Revolution: Policies, Structures and Industrial Design In Nigeria
• Vol-2 No-5 (2016)
• - Asouzu’S Being-In-Control (IMA-ONWE ONYE)
• - Asouzu’S Notion of Unintended Ethnocentric Commitment As Further Critique of Value Oriented Bias In Inquiry
• - Asouzu and Unity of Subject Matter of The Sciences
• - Ambivalence of Human Existential Situation As An Index of Rational Explanation
• - Kant’S Metaphysics of Subjectivity and Asouzu’S Idea of Joy of Being
• - Social Engineering and Ambivalence of Human Interest: The Nigeria Experience
• - The Problem of The Human Ambivalence Situation
• - Ibanyidanda, Descriptive Statement and The Super Maxim.
• - The Idea of Unintended Ethnocentric Commitment and Scientific Objectivity
• - Descriptive Statements and The Super-Maxim
• Vol-2 No-4 (2016)
• - Some Important Ideas In Asouzu’S Philosophy
• - Asouzu and Theory Formulation In African Philosophy
• - Authentic Experience of Being Through The Process of Neotic Propaedeutic
• - The Dimension of Necessity In Asouzu’S Ontology
• - Realization of Being In Human Action In Asouzu’S Complementary Ontological Reflection
• - Appraising The Osu Caste System In Igbo Land Within The Context of Complementary Reflection
• - The Idea of Truth Within The Context of Ibuanyidanda
• - Scientific Statements and The Problem of Human Ambivalence Situation
• Vol-2 No-3 (2016)
• - The North African Revolutions: The Genie is Out of The Bottle
• - British Colonial Economic Policies and Infrastructure In Nigeria: The Rail Transport Example, 1898-1960
• - Christian Social Capital As A Facilitator of Charitable Deeds and The Ugly Effects of Contempt In Society...
• - African Culture As A Basis For Ecumenism
• - Motivational Interviewing and Intimate Partner Violence Victims In Africa
• - A Discourse On Globalization and Conflict In African Values
• - An Integrated Problem-Solving Model of Crisis Intervension In Africa For Intimate Partner Violence
• - Resolving The Problem of Africa We Know
• - Religious Pluralism and Its Psycho-Philosophical Approach and Relevance
• - Different Consciousness Created By Some Nigerian Female Writers To Combat Gender Discrimination: An Overview of...
• - Complementary Ethics
• Vol-2 No-2 (2016)
• - Igwebuike As An Igbo-African Philosophy For Christianmuslim Relations In Northern Nigeria
• - The Place of Africa In Globalization
• - The Complementary Comprehensive Noetic Alternative
• - Igwebuike As The Consummate Foundation of African Bioethical Principles
• - Myths, Legends and Autochthonism In The Historical Reconstruction of The Nigerian Societies
• - A Review of Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu’S African Philosophy: An Ontologico-Existential Hermeneutic Approach To...
• - A Review of Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu’S Book: A Hermeneutic Approach To African Traditional Religion, Theology...
• Vol-2 No-1 (2016)
• - Igwebuike As An Igbo-African Hermeneutic of Globalization
• - A Philosophical Inquiry On Immortality In Tiv Thought
• - Why Study African Traditional Religion?
• - Intermediaries In African and Western Thoughts: A Comparative Analysis
• - The Logic of Symbolism In Igbo African Medicine: A Hermeneutical Approach
• - The Consecrated Life: Its Place and Role In The 21St Century
• - Good Governance and Effective Human Relations: Pathways To Fostering Ethno-Religious Harmony In
• - The African Priest and The Imperativeness of An Inculturated Preaching
• - Igwebuike As A Trend In African Philosophy
• Vol-1 No-3 (2015)
• - Augustine As A Luminary Among Ecclesiastical Teachers: Reflections On Pope Pius Xi’S Ad Salutem
• - Augustine’S Idea of History: A Christian Historiography
• - St. Augustine On Providence
• - The Doctrine of The “Two Cities” In Augustine
• - Augustine’S Search For God As Trinity
• - Augustine As The Thought-Current of The Church’S Doctrinal Tradition: Reflections On Pope John Paul Ii’S...
• - The Formation of Children and Youth In The Family and Educational Institutions: The Identification and...
• - Pastoral Theological Approach For Admitting Some Divorced and Remarried Couples To Eucharistic Communion
• - Care and Respect For Children In The Face of Modern Changes
• Vol-1 No-2 (2015)
• - The Life, Times and Works of Aurelius Augustine
• - The Augustinian Mission To Nigeria: From 1938 To 2001
• - Augustinian Mission To Nigeria: From 2001-2014
• - Augustine’S Understanding of God and Humanity In De Trinitate
• - Augustine’S Theory of The Just War: Its Legacy In The Church’S Teaching Today
• - Augustine On Justice: Theory and Praxis.
• - Sexuality and Intimacy In Christian Marital Life : A Pastoral –Psycho-Theological Approach
• - Forgiveness That Overcomes Hate In Marriage
• - Education In The School of Genuine Humanity: Pastoral Care For Persons Living With Disability and Their...
• Vol-1 No-1 (2015)
• - Christian Missionary Enterprise and The Background To Nationalism In Nigeria, 1870-1960
• - African Philosophy As An Ontologico-Existential Hermeneutics
• - Colonialism, Christianity and The Nigerian Dependent Economy
• - The Relevance of St Augustine’S Teaching Theories In Twenty First Century
• - Lenses of Selfhood In The Augustinian Tradition: A Psychospiritual Analysis
• - Augustine’S Theology of Love: An Impetus For Christian Social Action
• - Nature and Function of Logic In African Epistemology
• - On The Possibilities of Practicing Participatory Democracy In Nigeria
• - The Consecrated Life: Its Place and Role In The 21St Century Africa

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Dr. Kanu, Ikechukwu Anthony

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Dr. Kanayor Louis Nwadialor

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Dr. Elizabeth. O. Ezenweke

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Dr. Ezichi Anya Ituma

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Dr. Nneka Umera – Okeke

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Dr. Paul. T. Haaga

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Dr. Chiugo C. Kanu

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Dr. Ifeoma Obuasi

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Dr. F.o.c Njoku

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Dr. Ogechi E. Anyanwu

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Dr. Matthew Ananlogho

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Dr. Emmanuel Ifeanyi

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Dr. Adolphus E. Amaefule

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