Bade Onimode

1944-2001·3,426 citations

Bade Onimode was a prominent Nigerian Marxist economist and professor at the University of Ibadan, where he also served as Deputy Vice-Chancellor. He was a leading figure in African political economy, renowned for his critiques of imperialism, the IMF, and structural adjustment programs, and served as Chairman of the Institute for African Alternatives.

Works

135 works

Title	Year	Language	Citations▼
Imperialism and underdevelopment in Nigeria: the dialectics of mass poverty	1982	en	455
A political economy of the African crisis	1988	en	387
The IMF, the World Bank and the African debt	1989	en	248
Africa in the World of the 21st Century	2000	en	137
An introduction to Marxist political economy	1985	—	87
The economic impact	1989	en	57
Imperialism and multinational corporations: A case study of Nigeria	1978	en	55
Imperialism and multinational corporations : A case study of Nigeria	1978	en	55
African development and governance strategies in the 21st century	2004	en	40
Imperialism and Nigerian Development	1981	—	38
IMF and World Bank Programmes in Africa	1989	—	27
Economic Development of Nigeria: the socialist alternative	1975	en	23
Multinational Corporations in Nigeria	1983	en	22
Mobilisation for the implementation of alternative development paradigms in 21st century Africa	2004	en	19
Overview of corruption and organized crime in Africa	2000	en	18
The Economic Basis of the National Question	2007	—	17
A Political Economy of the African	1988	en	16
Economic development and policy in an open economy: the Nigerian experience since 1960	1995	—	15
Fiscal federalism in the 21st century: Options for Nigeria	2003	en	15
Fiscal Federalism in Nigeria: Options for the 21st Century	2001	en	15
Economic Development of Nigeria: The Socialist Alternative. Ibadan, Nigeria: The Nigerian Academy of Arts	1975	en	14
The IMF, the World Bank, and the African Debt: The Social and Political Impact. Vol. 2	1989	en	14
Planning for underdevelopment in Nigeria	1981	—	13
Nigeria: The dynamics of the challenge of underdevelopment	1984	en	13
Issues in African development: essays in honour of Adebayo Adedeji at 65.	1995	en	13
Unequal exchange, external debt and capacity for development–oriented policies in African countries	2003	—	12
Coalition for change	1990	en	12
Alternative development strategies for Africa	1989	en	12
The state of the African political economy	1996	—	11
The political economy of privatization in a depressed economy	1988	—	11
Critical issues in the reproduction of underdevelopment	1983	—	10
The IMF	1989	en	10
A critique of planning concepts and methodology in Nigeria	1977	—	10
Class struggle as a reality of Nigerian development	1981	en	9
The African Crisis and Nigeria	1987	—	9
The IMF, the World Bank and the African Debt: The Economic	1989	en	9
The social and political impact	1989	en	8
Overview of corruption and organised crime in Nigeria	2000	en	8
Economic development and class struggle in Nigeria	1978	—	8
The Democratization Process and the Economy	1992	—	7
The African Response: Adjustment or Transformation	1992	en	7
Africa and the Challenge of the 21st Century	2000	en	7
Overview of Nigeria's Development and Planning Experience	1995	—	7
The impact of structural adjustment on women in Nigeria	1991	en	7
Transcending the politics of Adjustment	1991	en	7
Structural Adjustment, Development and Democracy–What Options for Africa?	1998	—	6
Global Challenges facing South Africa and Nigeria Towards the 21 st Century	1999	—	6
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on Women: Concepts and Issues	1989	—	6
Mobilizing Women for Economic Empowerment	1996	—	6
Overview of Nigeria's Economic Policy and Implications for Poverty Alleviation	2003	en	5