■ Awolowos metaphysics; ■ Awolowo’s economic thought in historical perspective; ■ From a bourgeois to social democrat: a study in the evolution of Awolowo’s concept of ideology; ■ Towards an autochthonous Industrialization policy for Nigeria: ■ Reflections on Awolowo’s thought on economic Liberation; ■ Awolowo’s planning strategies: Their Implications; ■ Awolowo and revenue allocation in Nigeria; ■ Awolowo’s economic thought and the future of Nigeria; ■ The political thought of Awolowo; ■ Understanding Awolowo’s socio-political thoughts and ideological themes in the light of the sociology of knowledge; ■ Conflict and democracy in the thought of Awolowo; ■Awolowo and the paradox of politicking and institution building; ■ Awolowo and Nigerian federalism; ■ Awolowo: the legacy of party organisation; ■ Awolowo’s contribution to Nigerian politics and administration; ■ Awolowo and the Western Nigeria civil service, 1952-59; ■ From neutrality to active involvement: Awolowo and the Nigerian Civil War; ■ Awolowo and the development of local government; continuity and Change in Awolowo’s views on foreign policy; ■ The perspective of Awolowo on Nigeria’s foreign policy; ■ Awolowo and the rule of law; ■ Awolowo and human rights in Nigeria; ■ Awolowo and seven years of mass education work, 1952-1959; ■ A study on the question of number in education; ■ Awolowo and the politics of education in Nigeria; ■ Awolowo and religion in Nigeria; ■ The religious factor in Nigerian politics: Awolowo and the Muslims, 1957—1983; ■ The influence of religion on Awolowo: An Insider’s view; ■ From agnosticism to spiritual eclecticism; ■ Awolowo and cultural Revival;