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Pr&#233;sentation en fran&#231;aisLe th&#232;me central de la conf&#233;rence : &#171; la gestion de la s&#233;curit&#233; nationale et internationale dans un monde globalis&#233; &#187;, se d&#233;clinera autour des questions de terrorisme, de prolif&#233;ration des armes, de s&#233;curit&#233; aux fronti&#232;res et les intervenants aborderont &#233;galement les moyens techniques et humains mis en place ces derni&#232;res ann&#233;es par les autorit&#233;s nig&#233;rianes pour lutter contre les diff&#233;rentes formes de violence, politiques, sociales ou religieuses.A&#160;cette occasion, l&#8217;IFRA Nig&#233;ria a invit&#233; M. Marc-Antoine P&#233;rousse de Montclos, politologue, charg&#233; de recherche &#224; l&#8217;IRD (Institut de Recherche en D&#233;veloppement), qui pr&#233;sentera une communication intitul&#233;e : &#171; From political science to intelligence : an academic point of view on security issues &#187;. Par ailleurs, vingt et un chercheurs affili&#233;s &#224; l&#8217;IFRA sont associ&#233;s &#224; cet &#233;v&#233;nement en tant que conf&#233;renciers et pr&#233;senteront leurs communications pendant ces trois journ&#233;es de travaux.English presentationThe main theme of the conference: "the management of national and international security in a globalized world", will address issues of terrorism, weapons proliferation, border security and the lecturers will also discuss the technical and human resources capacity developed in the last few years by the Nigerian authorities to fight against political, social or religious violence.On this occasion, IFRA Nigeria invited Mr. Marc-Antoine P&#233;rouse de Montclos, political scientist, scholar from IRD (Institut de Recherche pour le D&#233;veloppement), which will present a paper entitled: "From political science to intelligence: an academic point of view on security issues ". In addition, twenty-one IFRA research Fellows are associated to this event as speakers and will also present their papers during these three days of work.PROGRAMMEDAY ONE: 7th March, 2012OPENING CEREMONY: 10.00am &#8211; 1.00pmVenue: NAPKC, Jaji, Kaduna8.00am &#8211; 9.45am Arrival of Guests/RegistrationChairman of Opening Ceremony: Dr. Mu&#8217;azu Babaginda Aliyu CON fspsp Talban Minna, Chief Servant of Niger State &#38; Chairman, Northern Governors ForumRecognition of Dignitaries: Kayode Owojori &#38; NAPKC PRO10.15am National Anthem:10.20am Opening Prayers.10.30am Opening Remarks: Professor Isaac O. Albert fspsp, Chairman, Board of Trustees10.35am Welcome Address: Dr. Willie A. Eselebor fspsp, National President10.40am Welcome Address: Lt. Gen AO Ihekirika CFR Dss Psc(+) fwc fniqs Chief Host &#38; COAS10.45am Welcome Address: Sir Patrick, I. Yakowa CON, Host Governor10.50am Address by: Air Marshal OO. Petinrin CFR Dss Psc(+) fwc (+), Chief of Defence Staff &#38; Special Guest of Honour10.55am Opening Address: Dr. Mu&#8217;azu B. Aliyu CON fspsp Talban Minna, Chief Servant Niger State &#38; Chairman, Northern Governors Forum11.00am Goodwill Messages: Partners/Sponsors/Special Invitees.11.20am Book Launch: Sustainable Peace, Security &#38; Development in Nigeria11.40am Investiture of New Fellows/Light Refreshment11.55am Response by an Awardee: Most Rev. Dr. Matthew H. Kukah12.00noon First Keynote Speaker Lecture: Dr. Harvey Langholtz, Executive Director, Peace Operations Training Institute, [POTI] Virginia, USA .12.20pm Second Keynote Speaker Lecture: Dr. P&#233;rouse de Montclos, Marc-Antoine Institut de recherche pour le d&#233;veloppement [IRD]12.40pm KAIPTC Commandant Address/Peace Ambassador Award12.45pm Vote of Thanks: The Commandant, NAPKC, Jaji, Kaduna12.50pm Closing Prayers12.55pm National Anthem13.00pm Group Photographs13.00 &#8211; 14.00pm Lunch BreakAfternoon Session 1: 2.00pm &#8211; 5.00pmVenue: NAPKC Main Lecture Hall 1SPSP Panel on: International Interventions in African CrisisChair/Discussant: Gerard Chouin: Director, IFRA NigeriaPanellists/Topics:1. Professor Olawale Albert fspsp: NATO&#8217;s Authority and Military Strategies in Libya2. Deke Udechukwu: The Dynamics of Western Intervention in African Crisis: A comparative Analysis of Cote d&#8217;Ivoire and Libiya Scenarios3. Badru, J. Temitayo: International Interventions in African Crisis4. Anita Lum Amaanwi Wanki: Actors, Interests and Security Governance in Africa: Evaluating the Role and Implications of Interests for the African Security Regime5. J. Shola Omotola: Dealing with Al-Qaeda and its Network in Africa6. Lucy Ndungu: Insurgency and Counterinsurgency: Kenya&#8217;s Responses to the al Shabaab Group7. Olasupo Adeshina Sherif: Involvement of United Nations Peacekeeping Operations in African CrisisAfternoon Session 2: 2.00pm &#8211; 5.00pmVenue: NAPKC Mini Lecture Hall 2SPSP Panel on: Peace Support Operations, Strategies and Lessons learntChair/Discussant: Major General Dalandi Ishaku Pennap fspspPanellists/Topics:1. Brig. Gen. PT Boroh: The Strategic Importance of Peace support Operations Training to National Security &#38; development2. Adeola Adams: Rethinking AU Mediatory Role in African Conflicts'3. Animasawun Gbemisola Abdul-Jelil: Nigerian Army and &#8216;Militarised&#8217; Spaces in Nigeria&#8217;s Fourth Republic: Between Positive and Negative Peace.4. Mathias Jarikre: Joint Task Force (JTF) in Internal Peacekeeping and the Act of Political Peacebuilding in Nigeria5. Asuquo, Edet Ekpe: Challenges of Internal Security &#38; the Search for Peace in Nigeria6. Adeniyi Adedoyin : Achieving Global Peace Through the Strengthening of the Brigade of Command Responsibility Under the International Humanitarian7. Mashood O. Omotosho: Joint Military Task Force &#38; Militia Insurgencies in Nigeria: Issues, Consequences &#38; Challenges Ahead8. Olusoji Ajao: Guns-for-hire? Privatization of Peace Support Operations: A Critique of Private Military Companies (PMCs) in Contemporary War Zones9. Mejabi Henry: Nigeria in Peace Support Operations in West AfricaDAY TWO: 08.03.2012Activity: General Assembly. Venue: NAPKC Main Hall. Time: 8.00 &#8211; 10.00amMorning Session 3: 10.00am &#8211; 1.00pmVenue: NAPKC Main Lecture Hall 1SPSP Panel on: Border Security and the Combat of Cross-Border CrimesChair/Discussant: Professor Osisioma Nwolise/Dr. Stephen Faleti &#8211; University of IbadanPanellists/Topics:1. Karim, A. A: Combating Cross-Border Crimes in Nigeria: A General Appraisal2. Eselebor, A. Willie: Security and Development in the Context of Borderless Border in West Africa3. Omotosho Ebenezer Adegoke: Border Town Dwellers and Smuggling Activities in Nigeria: A Reflection on Globalisation4. Abosede Omowumi Babatunde: Transnational Crime &#38; Nigeria&#8217;s National Security: Combating Trafficking in Women &#38; Children5. Preye k.Inokoba &#38; Kimieb I.Ebienta: Interrogating Transnational Organized Crime as a Security Threat to the West African Sub region6. Freedom C. Onuoha: Terrorism and Aviation Security: Conceptual Analysis and Emerging Concerns in Nigeria7. Aghalino, Samuel O &#38; Okolie-Osemene, James : The Proliferation &#38; Movement of Small Arms &#38; Light Weapons in Abia State: Problems and ProspectsMorning Session 4: 10.00am &#8211; 1.00pmVenue: NAPKC Mini Lecture Hall 2SPSP Panel on: Theoretical Issues in National &#38; International SecuritiesChair/Discussant: Professor Sulieman Bogoro fspspPanellists/Topics:1. Nathaniel D. Danjibo: Nigeria: National Security without Human Security is Equal to Conflict and Instability2. Badru, Ronald Olufemi: A Philosophical Approach to a Better Understanding of the Concept of Security in the Contemporary African Society3. Essien U. Ukoyo Ukpe: Balance of Terror, National &#38; International Security: A Theoretical Perspective4. O.G.F Nwaorgu: Critical Thinking and the Problem of Conflict and Insecurity in Africa5. Benedict Michael: Using the Philosophy of Reconciliation for Peace Building6. Macharia Munene: Rethinking Dimensions of Peace7. Peter Mbae Njogu: Children, war and Peace in Eastern Africa8. Tsuwa, John Tor: Re-thinking Collective Security for Peace and Development in Africa: The Challenges of the Africa Union.9. Faleti Stephen: Negotiating National Security: State Engagement with Radicalized Groups in NigeriaAfternoon Session 5: 2.00pm &#8211; 5.00pmVenue: NAPKC Main Lecture Hall 1SPSP Panel on: The Management of Electoral Violence in Africa/Peace EducationChair/Discussant: Professor Yemi Akinwumi &#8211; National Defence College, AbujaPanellists/Topics:1. Jibrin A Mohammed: The Police, Party Thugs &#38; Democracy: A Threat to National Security in Nigeria&#8217;s 4th Republic2. Ishola Isola: Audience Shift from traditional to Social Media: Implications on Official Conflict Management3. Prof. Foluke Adeniyi: Education for Peace and Security4. Tope Olaifa &#38; Natalie Blaquiere: The Mass Media and Conflict Transformation: The Inter-news Europe Experiment in Rwanda5. Dr. Iyabobola Ajibola: Newspaper Reportage and the Challenges of Early Warning in Conflicts in Nigeria6. Demola Akinyoade: Promoting Dual Use Biosecurity Education Among Peace Scholars-Practitioners7. Nguna Tar: The Arab Spring and the Flow of SALW into Nigeria: The Security Implications.Afternoon Session 6 2.00pm &#8211; 5.00pmVenue: NAPKC Mini Lecture Hall 2SPSP Panel on: Civil Society Organizations, Governance and Peacebuilding in AfricaChair/Discussant: Dr. Lydia Umar- Gender Awareness Trust, Kaduna, Kaduna StatePanellists/Topics:1. Aluko, Benjamin Adeniran: The Crisis of Governance &#38; the Challenge to Sustainable Peace in a Post-conflict Liberia: An Argument for a New Social Contract2. Okunola, Rashid Akanji &#38; Adeboyejo, G. Oladapo: State Response to conflicts &#38; the Challenges of Nation-building &#38; National Development in Nigeria3. Onyango Rachael: From Inaction &#38; Reaction to Proactive Response: Challenges of Conflict Rapid Response Funds in Kenya"4. Awuapila, M. Nath: Nigeria&#8217;s Draft National Peace Policy (2009): An Assessment of its Potential to Address Development, Peace, and Security Concerns in anIncreasingly Insecure National and Global Environment5. Owutu, I.Ugochukwu: Training, Human Rights and Community Policing.6. Animashaun Rofiah, Olateju: The Assessment of Women Issues in Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding7. Udama, Rawlings Akonbede: Trends and Challenges of Anti-Corruption War from Colonial period to Failed Leadership in Present Nigeria.8. Bolanle Omidiji: Gender And Peacebuilding: The Role of Civil Society in Nigeria.DAY THREE: 09.03.2012Morning Session 7: 08.00am &#8211; 2.00pmVenue: NAPKC Main Lecture Hall 1SPSP Panel on: Domestic &#38; International Terrorism/Management of Radicalized GroupsChair/Discussant: Dr. Danjibo D. Nathaniel &#8211; University of IbadanPanellists/Topics:1. Titus Kehinde Adekunle: Community Policing in an Insecure Environment: Matters Arising2. Hamidu, Abdullahi Abdul: Community Policing in Democratic Nigeria: - Problems and Prospects3. Obi, N. Neji: Domestic Terrorism: Rethinking the role of Islam in the emerging Boko Haram Phenomenon in Nigeria.4. Chris O. Opukri &#38; Ambily Etekpe: Domestic Response to Terrorism in a Global World: The Nigerian Experience5. O. Oketokun, A. Odedeji &#38; B. Babalola: Domestic Response to Terrorism6. Dr. Essien Francessca: Domestic Terrorism and Effective Response in Nigeria7. Sharkdam Wapmuk: Terrorism and the Challenges to the Nigerian Foreign Policy8. Tyodzua Atim: Religious Fundamentalism in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Boko-Haram Challenge to Peace and Stability in Nigeria9. Ojuade, Jeleel &#38;Shuaib, Shadiat : Theatre Option in the Management of Radicalization and Radicalized Groups in NigeriaMorning Session 8: 08.00am &#8211; 2.00pmVenue: NAPKC Mini Lecture Hall 2SPSP Panel on: Community Policing and Internal Joint Security Operations/SALWChair/Discussant: Professor. Foluke Adeniyi, ABU, ZariaPanellists/Topics:1. Okolo Phillips: Security Concerns, Community Policing and Democracy in Nigeria2. Jude Terna Kur: Community Radio and National Security Imperative in Nigeria: Fears &#38; Promises3. Fatima Oyine Ibrahim: Community Policing Challenges in the Nigerian Society : The Kano State Experience4. Abdullahi Adam &#38; Jacob I.D. Adekeye: Non-Military Threats to Nigeria&#8217;s National Security: An Insight from the Attendant Effects of Hydropower Dams5. Adoyi Onoja: Old Versus New Security: Striking a Balance for a Secured Nigeria6. Raji Rafiu Boye: Nigeria Anti-Terrorism Law and Global Security7. Ganiyu Alade, RAJI: AMAKUSOWE: An Ingenious Leadership Symbol of Managing Ijaw Youth Militancy in the Niger Delta8. Chibuzor Nwobueze: Nigeria: Four Priorities for Sustainable Peace in the Niger Delta9. Abubakar Z. Ibrahim: Islamic Radicalism in Nigeria: A Historical PerspectiveInduction of New SPSP members: 3.00 &#8211; 4.00pmPresentation of Certificate/s of Attendance: 4.00pm &#8211; 5.00pmClosing Dinner: 6.00pm