Edmund Emeka Ezegbobelu Livres

Focusing on interreligious dialogue in Nigeria, this case study emphasizes the importance of considering various societal variables such as geo-historical, cultural, and local contexts. It argues for an interdisciplinary approach in religion and theological studies, highlighting how these contexts shape human religious expressions. By employing hermeneutic methods, the author explores the interactions between Christianity and Islam, linking them to local and national social issues. This work offers a fresh perspective on interreligious relations, enhancing understanding of their complexities.

Developmental Impact of Technology Transfer in Nigeria is a major work of its kind which examines the roots of Nigeria's inability to assimilate and institutionalise imported foreign technologies. The author takes unconventional view and fathoms the complex issues encountered in international technology transfer in their various ramifications. The author argues that the traditional theories might have explained away the complex issues involved and have treated the major factors essential for the positive developmental impact of the transferred technology on the receiving society with benign neglect. The empirical results from this work provide a new understanding of the problems which obstruct the process of sucessful technology transfer to the developing countries.