Reinventing Nationalism: A Comparative Study of Trump’s ‘America First’ and Tinubu’s ‘Nigeria First’ Policies
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This book was born out of curiosity and conviction—curiosity about the recurrence of nationalist ideologies in the 21st century, and conviction that comparative political analysis across diverse regions provides richer, more holistic insight that could yield corporate and national economic benefits.
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Reinventing Nationalism explores how two ideologically distinct but politically similar leaders – Donald Trump and Bola Tinubu – recast nationalism in the 21st century. With comparative depth and scholarly rigour, the book unveils how ‘America First’ and ‘Nigeria First’ differ and align across governance, diplomacy, and national identity. A timely work for scholars, students, and global policymakers.
About the Author
Dr James Ogunleye obtained his BA degree in Accounting and Financial Management at University of Sunderland, MSc in Business Management at the United States International University, MA in Manpower Studies at the University of West London (ECHE), MBA in Management at the University of South Bank, and PhD at Central University of Nicaragua (UCN). After many years working as a college consultant-lecturer and principal of approved centre, external verifier and played a role as a Director of an Ofqual approved awarding body for a while. He is a university lecturer, researcher and management analyst and consultant, with expertise in university and vocational education and training. With published works and policy briefs, he brings both scholarly insight-based understanding to the analysis of modern policy development in university and vocational education and training.