l'Afrique

Canada

University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada

michael.nwalutu@utoronto.ca

OISE
University of Toronto
Ontario
Canada

30 Charles Street West, Apt 702
Toronto
Ontario
Canada

phone: 647 479 4617

Alternative e-mail: michael.nwalutu@mail.utoronto.ca ; nwalutu@yahoo.co.uk

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Nigeria

PhD. Candidate, Sociology of Education; HSSSJE, The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE). University of Toronto

Transnational Migration, Anti-colonial Theory, and Indigenous Thoughts and Worldviews; Disabuility Studies, Internatiional Relations and Personnel Management

Transnational Migration, Indigenous World views, Spirituality in Education; Disability theory and education; Anti-colonial and anti-racist theories; International Relations,

Articles

2014 "Youth and the 21st Century South-North Migration: In Search of a More Relevant Perspective on Causes, Trend and Flow." Sociology Mind. Vol 4, No. 1 2014, Pp. 1-14. http://www.scirp.org/journal/sm/

2013 "Healing Bereavement through Rituals: A Review of the WeppaWanno Widowhood Purification Practices." Sociology Mind. Vol.2 No.3, 2012, P. 313-324.
http://www.scirp.org/journal/sm/

Reviewed H-Net books authored by Drs. Nwando Achebe and Fredrick Lamp on African history and arts as well as T. A. Meade and Merry E. Wiesner-Hanks(eds)
Blackwell Companions to (Gender) History.

anthropology ; social history ; WeppaWanno ; ...