Human Insecurity and Deepening Challenges of Field Research Scholarship in Nigeria
Journal: International Journal of Arts and Social Science (Vol.5, No. 11)Publication Date: 2022-11-30
Authors : Hycenth O. R. Ogwuru Ike O. Okoro Johnson O. Ndubuisi;
Page : 10-51
Keywords : human security; insecurity; field research; scholarship; structural-functionalism;
Abstract
: The paper explores the link between human insecurity and deepening challenges of field research scholarship in the present day Nigeria. Human security encompasses mere physical harm, incorporating a range of socioeconomic and spatial aspects of human existence. The study adopts a qualitative research methodology anchored on the theory of Structural-Functionalism. The paper contends, though research is confronted with a number of problems; the prevalent human insecurity has heightened field research challenges in terms of economic capacity, free movement within the geographic space to initiate and conclude valid research in the light of associated risks and additional costs.
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