International Journal of Political Science and International Relations (IJPSIR)

Journal Description

International Journal of Political Science and International Relations (IJPSIR) is a peer-reviewed academic publication that serves as a prominent platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to explore, discuss, and advance the understanding of political science and international relations.

This open-access journal, published on a monthly basis is committed to fostering global intellectual exchange and advancing our comprehension of intricate political landscapes and international dynamics. IJPSIR covers a broad spectrum of topics within the realms of political science and international relations, fostering rigorous analysis and innovative research across various dimensions.

PERCEPTIONS OF PEACE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION: A STUDY OF HOST-COMMUNITIES AND REFUGEES IN NDUTA AND MTENDELI CAMPS, KIBONDO, TANZANIA.

10.5281/zenodo.13842682

Abstract This study investigates the perceptions of peace and social integration among host communities and refugees residing in Nduta and MtеndеliCamps in Kibondo District, Tanzania. This study elucidates the dynamics of relationships bеtwееn these two groups against thе backdrop of increasing global displacement. Using a mixed-mеthods approach, the research combines qualitative inquiries through in-depth interviews with quantitative data collected via structured definition administered to

Asiana Mohamed Msoffe

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UNPACKING THE NEXUS BETWEEN STRUCTURAL INJUSTICE AND INSECURITY IN NIGERIA'S FOURTH REPUBLIC.

10.5281/zenodo.13757180

The paper examined insecurity emanating from structural injustice and power relations that unethically harm specific groups and jeopardize socioeconomic cum political development in Nigeria. At the demise of military rule in 1999, citizens were wrapped up in democratic dividends predicated on the rule of law, which determines the actions and inactions of the power elite. However, these expectations were far-fetched as the power elite exploited and oppressed the hiopolloi beyond reduction.

Ogele, Eziho Promise , Amadi, Ethel Innocent

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