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Christian C. Anyanwu
Dr. Christian C.Anyanwu is an African- born philosopher, and social scientist trained also in the field of addiction medicine. He is currently credentialed in the state of New York as a CASAC, as w...vizualizați mai multeDr. Christian C.Anyanwu is an African- born philosopher, and social scientist trained also in the field of addiction medicine. He is currently credentialed in the state of New York as a CASAC, as well as an Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor. He received his B.A from Pontifical Urban University Rome Italy, M.Phil from Pontifical University Gregorian Italy and Ph.D from Union Institute and University, USA. From 1990 till present, Dr. Anyanwu has taught philosophy and social sciences across American Universities. Specifically at Dowling College, Oakdale New York, Bergen Community College NJ, Ramapo College of NJ, Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York and currently an Assistant professor of philosophy at Queensboruogh Community College of the City University of New York.
As an Afrocentricist, and expert on Diaspora migration, he has co-authored an in-depth study with Hon.Prof. Chudi Uwazurike of City College on migration and development in Africa. Dr.Anyanwu has written a play entitled “Victim of the game”(a play in three parts) that portrayed the level of political rascality and immorality in Nigerian political climate.(1985). Scholarly articles entitled “Towards the Reaffirmation of African Social Egalitarianism” (1986) , “La promosione de valori morali nella republicana Italiana”(1988) and another scholarly article entitled “Technology Transfer to Third World a Moral Imperative for the First World” (2006). Dr.Anyanwu’s current scholarly interest is geared toward effective leadership and development in Africavizualizați mai puține
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The African and Conscientization: A Critical Approach to African Social and Political Thought with Particular Reference to Nigeria