Opened Practices Users Named: Onwubiko
562 McBryde Hall
Blacksburg
VA 24061
Ph.D. in Law and Society (Edinburgh, 1995); MPhil in Criminology (Cambridge, 1990); B.Sc. First Class Honors in Sociology (Calabar, 1985). Author of ADAM: Africana Drug-Free Alternative Medicine (2006); Pan African Issues in Crime and Punishment (co-edited 2004); Counter-Colonial Criminology (2003); Nigeria: Democratising a Militarised Civil Society (co-authored, 2001); Methodological issues in Migration Research (edited, 2000) and Black Women and the Criminal Justice System (1997). Series Editor, Ashgate Publishers Interdisciplinary Research Series in Ethnic, Gender and Class Relations; Editor-In-Chief, African Journal of Criminology and Justice Studies. Video Producer-Director of Reparative Justice (2002); The Black Jacobin Sociology Series (2008); and Shouters and the Control-Freak Empire (2009).
Professor of Sociology and Director of Africana Studies Program, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA; author of the following books - ADAM: Africana Drug-Free Alternative Medicine, 2006; Counter-Colonial Criminology: A Critique of Imperialist Reason, 2003; Pan African Issues in Crime and Justice (co-edited), 2004; Nigeria: Democratising a Militarised Civil Society, (co-authored) 2001; Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Migration Research (edited), 2000; and Black Women and the Criminal Justice System: Towards the Decolonisation of Victimisation, 1997. Also Director-Producer-Editor of Reparative Justice, 30 minutes, color, African Independent Television, Lagos, Nigeria, 2002; Director-Producer of CLR James: The Black Jacobins Sociology Series, 13 episodes, NCC Channels 4 and 16, Trinidad and Tobago, 2008. Also Writer-Actor-Director of 'Stranger in Fatherland' 60 minutes drama, Nigerian Television Authority, Channel 8, Enugu, 1983, and Series Editor, Ashgate Publishers Interdisciplinary Research Series in Ethnic, Gender and Class Relations. Ph.D. (Edinburgh); MPhil. (Cambridge); B.Sc. First Class Hons(Calabar). Nigerian citizen.
