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The Nigerian Economic Society (NES) was formed in 1957 by Nigerian scholars as a united platform for Nigerian Economists and allied Social Scientists to provide intellectual leadership in the process of understanding and managing economic, social and political change in Nigeria. The first constitution of the Society was adopted on January 4, 1958. The Nigerian Economic Society organized its first seminar on April 5, 1958 at London and began publishing its main organ, Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies (NJESS) in 1959.
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Economic And Social Studies Journal November, 2008
Volume 50, Number 3
Content At A Glance
November, 2008
Volume 50, No.3
Articles :
THE NEXUS BETWEEN GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS AND NIGERIA'S VISION 20:2020
- Ayodele Festus Odusola
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Nigeria
ASSESSING NIGERIA'S COMPETITIVENESS IN THE AFRICAN CONTEXT: A Case of the Natural Resource Curse?
- John C. Anyanwu
Development Research Department, African Development Bank, Tunis, Tunisia
and
Andrew E. O. Erhijakpor
Delta State University, Asaba, Nigeria
ANALYSING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE NIGERIAN BANKING SYSTEM WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF A GLOBAL BANKING REGIME
- Robert C. Asogwa
Economic Governance Programme, UNDP, Abuja, Nigeria
EXTERNAL CONSTRAINTS TO THE COMPETITIVENESS
OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY
- Sheriffdeen A. Tella
Department of Economics, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State
EXTERNAL THREATS TO THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
- Uwatt Bassey Uwatt,
Monetary Policy Department,
Central Bank of Nigeria, Abuja
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Press Releases
The NEXT NES Research and Methodology Training Workshop is coming up shortly. Please register
your interest as limited spaces available.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
"This is to inform all Full and Associate Members that membership certificates are ready for financially up-to-date members. Please contact the Secretariat for more information".
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Nigerian Economic Society is updating its online membership database for effective contact and to enhance proper disseminating of information to its members. Against this backdrop, the Society is requesting both its old and new members to forward their current contact information including most importantly, functional email addresses and telephone numbers to any of the following addresses:
adminofficer@nigerianeconomicsociety.org
njess@nigerianeconomicsociety.org
antebasi@yahoo.com
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