The appropriateness of Deweyan democracy and Nyerere’s U̲j̲a̲m̲a̲a̲ for Nigerian education and development.

Ogbulafor, Simeon Okike

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1978

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Ogbulafor, Simeon Okike

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University of Kansas

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Dissertation

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Ph.D.

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Administration, Foundations, and Higher Education

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Thesis--University of Kansas, Administration, Foundations, Higher Education.

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