Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Development in Africa

<div>1.&nbsp;Introduction: African Knowledges and Alternative Futures.- 2.&nbsp;Falolaist Cultural Brokerage and the Pan-African Agenda in Knowledge Production.- 3.&nbsp;African Indigenous Knowledge Systems and the Legacy of Africa.- 4.&nbsp;Removing the Debris: Toyin Falola in the Reconstruction of Knowledge Production on Africa.- 5.&nbsp;The Academic and the Crisis of Knowledge Production and Dissemination in Africa.- 6.&nbsp;The Intelligentsia and the Crisis of Knowledge Production and Development in Nigeria.- 7.&nbsp;Pan-African Doctoral Schools and Knowledge Production in Africa: Experiences, Issues, and Testimonials of Participants.- 8.&nbsp;Re-Empowering African Indigenous Peace-making Approaches: Identifying the Enabling Possibilities from Decolonization and Indigenization Discourses.- 9.&nbsp;Back to the Future: Rethinking Alternatives to External Intervention in African Conflicts.- 10.&nbsp;Beyond Western Medicine (Drugs): Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Ola Rotimi’s The Gods Are Not to Blame and James Henshaw’s This Is Our Chance.- 11.&nbsp;The Indigenous Knowledge of Law in Pre-Colonial Akwa-Ibom Area: A Comparative Study of the Similarities and Differences between the English and the African Legal System.- 12.&nbsp;The Resilience of Ondo Indigenous Adjudicatory Institutions 1915-1957.- 13.&nbsp;Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Food Security in the History of Hausaland: An Examination of Food Preservation and Storage Practices.- 14.&nbsp;Understanding Igede Indigenous Knowledge Systems and the Future of Igede Cultural Heritage in Benue State, Nigeria.- 15.&nbsp;Yorùbá Traditional and Contemporary Cultural Perspectives on Homosexuality: Questions of Human and Minority Rights.- 16.&nbsp;Recognising the Value of the African Indigenous Knowledge System: The Case of Ubuntu and Restorative Justice.</div>