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Felix Okwa

Felix Agbo Okwa is a PhD Candidate in Political Science at Luiss University from Jos, Nigeria. The working title of his thesis is “Dynamics of Social Norms: Pluralistic Ignorance and HIV Spread in Nigeria.”

E-mail: felix.okwa@luiss.it

CV:

PhD Student at Luiss University; thesis on Dynamics of Social Norms examining the Plurlistic Ignorance and HIV spread in Nigeria.
M.A in Philosophy from University of Ibadan, Nigeria (2015)
B.A. in Philosophy from University of Ibadan, Nigeria (2011)

Research Interests:

Convention, Common Knowledge, Social Norms, Misogyny, Cooperation Theory, Multiculturalism

Publications:

Okwa, F. A. 2011. Bondage and the Way to Freedom. Germany: Lambert Publications Ltd.
Okwa, F. A. 2015. “The Question of Citizenship in Africa”. International Journal of Arts and Humanities. Vol. 2. N. 1. January 2015. ISSN 2383-305X
Okwa, F. A. 2016. “Tiv Traditional Conception of the Human Person”. Arts and Social Sciences Journal ISSN: 2151-6200. December, 2016.
Okwa, F. A. 2017. Philosophical Reflections Volume 1. Germany: Lambert Publications Ltd.
Okwa, F. A. “Substance in Plato’s Metaphysics”. In Virendra K. Goswami, 2019, Societal Spectra. Pp.134-149. India: Studium Press Pvt. Ltd.
Okwa, F. A. “Carnap’s Internal-External Question: It’s Implication for Language”. In Virendra K. Goswami, 2019, Societal Spectra. Pp.236-252. India: Studium Press Pvt. Ltd.

Working Papers:

John Rawls’ Quest for Political Stability and the Circumstance of Violent Religious Extremism
Robert Darl’s Concept of Political Equality: The Nigerian Outlook
The Construction of Misogyny in the Concept of “Alekwu” in Idoma Socio-Cultural Thought
Convention and Common Knowledge as Reinforcing agents of Corruption in Nigeria