Journal of People and Worldviews Vol. 1 No. 2
Introduction It is with great pleasure that we present Volume 1, Number 2 and Vol. 1, No. 3, (June 2026) […]
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Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach to Educational Freedoms for Diverse Learners
Abstract Traditional educational metrics often fail to capture the real freedoms and opportunities available to diverse learners, particularly those from
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Technological Innovation and Productivity Growth in the African Manufacturing Sector
Abstract This study examined the relationship between technological innovation and productivity growth in the African manufacturing sector, arguing that the
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Universal Laws, Particular Landscapes and Human Cultures Adaptation to Transforming Ecological Constraints
Abstract The connection between ecology and human culture highlights a basic conflict between various cultural adaptations and universal biological limitations.
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The Igwebuike Model of Leadership Approach to Mitigating Crime and Insecurity in the South East, Nigeria
Abstract This paper examined the security challenges in southeastern Nigeria and explored how the Igwebuike republican system of governance, grounded
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A Critical Appraisal of National Interest and Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
Abstract National interest is the guiding principle for the formulation and execution of effective foreign policy. However, in the case
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Digital Identity, the Self and an Anthropological Reading of Social Media through Byung-Chul Han
Abstract Using an anthropological and critical philosophical interpretation of digital culture, this paper explored the reconfiguration of human identity in
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Rethinking Progress And Social Justice In The Philosophy Of Development
Abstract In a time when Nigeria stands at the crossroads of broken dreams and emerging possibilities, the need to rethink
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The Metaphysics of Ancestral Spirits in Nso Cosmology
Abstract The Nso people of Cameroon maintain a distinctive worldview in which ancestral spirits, known as Nkfe or Vibai, play
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A Phenomenological Exploration of Corporate Aesthetics and Strategic Messaging through Embodied Communication
Abstract Embodied communication has gained traction as a critical factor in shaping corporate aesthetics and strategic messaging. This led this