The Architecture of Aid: U.S. Diplomatic Engagement and Nonviolent Peacebuilding in Post-Cold War Liberia
Other • 2026
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ISA Scholar
Rosemary Akpan (Oparah)
PhD Student
Marquette University
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Biography
Rosemary Akpan is a history PhD student at Marquette University and Commonwealth Scholar. Her research themes of interest cut across social, conflict history, and gender and women's studies in Africa. With her experience in teaching, publications outputs and NGO advocacy, Rosemary is passionate about research and the importance of advocating for accessible history education.Through these roles, Rosemary has had the opportunity to learn the best ways to promote sustainable development.
Publications
Women’s Litigation and the Expansion of Colonial Legal Authority and Ordering in Nigeria
Other • 2026 • Ongoing longterm Research
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Contested Memories of the Nigerian Civil War: Narratives and the Politics of National Identity
Journal article • 2025 • World History Bulletin
Governance at the Crossroads:Corruption, Institutional Resilience and Policy Exclusion in Nigeria
Journal article • 2025 • Economic and Policy Review
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Women as Invisible Hands that swings the pendulum of the political clock in Nigeria
Book chapter • 2025 • University of Johannesburg Press, South Africa
Roles and Conditions of African Middlemen during Colonial Rule, 1930-1960
Book chapter • 2024 • John Archers Publishing
Gender and Labor Roles in Building Construction in Abakaliki, Nigeria
Journal article • 2022 • Igbo Studies Review
Resource Control and Wars in Africa up to 2018
Journal article • 2022 • EUA International Journal of Arts and Social Sciences
Endsars Protest and Centralized Police System in Nigeria
Book chapter • 2021 • Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy and Governance (Switzerland: Springer Nature)
Women Portrayal in War and its Implications for Peace Building: The Case Study of Nigeria-Biafra War, 1967-1970
Thesis / dissertation • University of East Anglia
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Scholar articles and content
Internment Europe – From Colonial Practices to Contemporary Control conference (Tours, France)
Internment Europe – From Colonial Practices to Contemporary Control conference (Tours, France)
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