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Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal

(PPIAAJ)
ISSN (Print): 631-4222 | ISSN (Online): 5339-535X
3.72
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13
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387+
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📄 Pub. Policy Int. Aff. Acad. J. — Volume 4, Issue 3 (2022)
Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal  |  Volume 4, Issue 3  |  2022  |  3 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 4, Issue 3
Research Article Pages 21-39
Article 1 of 3

FAST-TRACKING’ DECENTRALISATION FOR SUSTAINABLE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE IN CAMEROON: LESSONS FROM THE PAST AND CURRENT IMPLICATIONS

Since 1996, Cameroon opted for a ‘piecemeal’ (gradual) decentralisation process, adapted to its specific cultural and political realities. This gradual process and the intricacies inherent in the decentralisation policy framework, it seems has not only led to a very slow…

Research Article Pages 1-11
Article 2 of 3

PUBLIC RELATIONS AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION

The act of using effective communication to establish, maintain, and protect an organization’s reputation among both internal and external publics is known as public relations.  Surprisingly, when a company’s public image achieves a high standard based on the characteristics above,…

Research Article Pages 12-21
Article 3 of 3

URBAN GOVERNANCE: COMPLEXITIES IN LAND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF NIGERIAN CITIES

: The teething problems ensuing from the persistent upswing in the population of several Nigerian cities far outweigh its prospects. This existing state of affairs has piercingly undermined the smooth management of Nigerian cities. Despite the development control, an indispensable instrument in…

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