Eka Ikpe

**Eka Ikpe** che ẹnẹ Nigerian ki ya kọ onẹ ẹnwu, ẹnẹ ki ya ch'ẹnwu ki ya n'ọkọ wa kpai prọfẹssọ eyi Development economics yi King's College London. I la che Director eyi African Leadership Centre yi King's College London. Ukọlọ nwu kpejuru  ọna ki ẹnwu dẹ erida, urẹdọ ekọ, creative economies kpai unyọgba efuAfrica manyu Global South.

## Ukọchẹ
Ikpe nẹ BA efu economics kwi  University of Leeds, MSc efu economics (ki nẹ ẹtẹ ti Africa) kwi  School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London kpai PhD efu economics kwi SOAS, University of London.
Gbúgbe:Living people
## Ukọlọ
Ikpe che prọfesọr eyi Economics abajoyi kpai Director eyi African Leadership Centre yi King's College London.  I che ẹnẹ ki ya gba ọtakida efu Development Economics kw'obi manyu i che Global Board Member eyi Overseas Development Institute (ODI).

I che keynote speaker ka yi University of Warwick yi oji “Ẹbiẹ ki dẹ ọla ami iwe” ujeju kuma che yi oji uchẹ amonẹ, ejanyu, kpai urewa..

Ugbo ki d'ẹdọ tọ e dabi tene ẹnwu che ọna ki ẹnwu dẹ erida manyu ugbo kuma ach'ẹnwu e ñwọche efu Africa, Urẹdọ ekọ kpai edabi che ẹnwu ubi ihianyi, ẹnwu eche ki ya n'ọkọ wa manyu amẹnwu ọlafiya añọla kuma k'ojọ, y'ẹnẹkelẹ t'onobulẹ, ide kpai unyọgba..

I du ẹnwu t'efu ijali kuma kọ tanẹ nwu UK Parliament oji ukọlọ ẹnwu urẹdọ efu ekọ Africa.

I la ñọ dufu oji ẹnwu igo yi oji  BBC World News, Al Jazeera, kpai Radio France International, ina kọla t'efu ọla abo kuma ma ẹnwu a ka oji unyọgba African, urẹdọ ekọ, manyu ami ọla ki lugbo ide amonnẹ.

## Selected publications
* "Fashion Designers as Lead Firms from Below: Creative Economy, State Capitalism and Internationalization in Lagos and Nairobi". *Competition & Change* (2024). DOI
* Ikpe, Eka. "Developmentalism and the Political Economy of Peacebuilding in Africa." *Africa Development*, vol. 48, no. 3, 2023. DOI
* "Developmental Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Postindependence Nigeria: Lessons From Asian Developmental States". *Journal of Peacebuilding & Development*, Vol. 16(3) (2021). DOI
* "Transcending the State-Market Dichotomy, Developmentalism and Industrial Change: Learning from Critical African Scholars". *Africa Development*, Vol. XLVI(3), pp.&nbsp;21–43 (2021). JSTOR
* "Africa Fashion Futures: Creative Economies, Global Networks and Local Development". *Geography Compass*, Vol. 15(9) (2021). Co-authored with Lauren England, Roberta Comunian, and Ananya Jahanara Kabir. DOI
* "A Means to an Industrialisation End? Demand Side Management in Nigeria". *Energy Policy*, Vol. 115, pp.&nbsp;207–215 (2018). DOI
* Ikpe, E. (2017). *Structural Transformation and Employment Generation in Nigeria*. *Africa Development*, 42(4), 1–20. JSTOR
* "Counting the Development Costs of the Conflict in North-Eastern Nigeria: The Economic Impact of the Boko Haram-led Insurgency". *Conflict, Security & Development*, Vol. 17(5), pp.&nbsp;381–409 (2017). DOI
* "The Development Planning Era and Developmental Statehood: The Pursuit of Structural Transformation in Nigeria". *Review of African Political Economy*, Vol. 41(142), pp.&nbsp;545–560 (2014). DOI JSTOR
* Olonisakin, F., Barnes, K., & Ikpe, E. (2010). *Women, Peace and Security: Translating Policy into Practice*. *International Peacekeeping*, 17(2), 188–203. JSTOR
* *Women, Peace and Security: Translating Policy into Practice*, Routledge (2010). Co-authored with Funmi Olonisakin and Karen Barnes (eds.). ISBN 978-0-415-58797-6. JSTOR
* Picciotto, R., Ikpe, E., et al. (2005). *Striking a New Balance: Donor Policy Coherence and Development Cooperation in Difficult Environments*.OECD.

## See also
* Njoki Wamai – Kenyan political scientist and scholar of peace and security in Africa
* Awino Okech – Professor of Feminist and Security Studies at SOAS, University of London
* Toyin Ajao – Nigerian scholar and founder of Ìmọ́lẹ̀ of Afrika Centre, focused on restorative healing of intergenerational trauma
* Funmi Olonisakin – Founding Director of the African Leadership Centre and scholar of leadership and peacebuilding in Africa

## References

## External links
* King's College London profile
* African Leadership Centre biography
* UK Parliament Evidence
* JSTOR – Africa Development
* JSTOR – International Peacekeeping
* ODI profile

## See also
* Njoki Wamai – Kenyan political scientist and scholar of peace and security in Africa
* Awino Okech – Professor of Feminist and Security Studies at SOAS, University of London
* Toyin Ajao – Nigerian scholar and founder of Ìmọ́lẹ̀ of Afrika Centre, focused on restorative healing of intergenerational trauma
* Funmi Olonisakin – Founding Director of the African Leadership Centre and scholar of leadership and peacebuilding in Africa

## References

## External links
* King's College London profile
* African Leadership Centre biography
* UK Parliament Evidence
* JSTOR – Africa Development
* JSTOR – International Peacekeeping
* ODI profile