Department of Religious Studies

Beatrice Abonga Ajok
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Okello Ronald

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Beatrice Abonga Ajok

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Alidri, A., Uramba, E., Anicia, F., Apio, W., Ochen, P., Kabwijamu, P., Okello, S., Nyamungu, P., Giramiya, E., Musaasizi, R., Tumanye, S., Awor, S., Atube, F., & Okumu, C. (2025). . (2025) . The Silent Impact of Pandemic: COVID-19 and Adolescent-Youth Reproductive Health in Acholi Sub-Region in Uganda . East African Journal of Health and Science, 8(3)
Ajok, B. A., Akello, G. R., Amarorwot, S., Malagala, A. T., Metz, T., Mirembe, D. D., ... & Yikiru, P. (2024) . (2025) . Philosophy, Language, and Literature in an African Context . London: The Rowman and Littlefield Publishing.. Available at: https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/philosophy-language-and-literature-in-an-african-context-9781666952100/
Ajok, B.A, & Akello,G.R (2025) . (2025) . Clash of Values in Wole Soyinka’s Drama, “The Lion and the Jewel”: A Colonial Lens, and the African as the “Other” . In: W. Lajul, W. Lajul, (Ed) Philosophy, Language and Literature in an African Context. Lanhm, London
Lajul, W., (2025). . (2025) . Africa’s future: political and the economic discourse . In: Joseph A. Agbakoba & Marita Rainsborough (eds.), Beyond decolonial African philosophy: Africanity, Afrotopia, and transcolonial perspectives. , pp. 101-121
James Onono Ojok1, Ajok Beatrice Abonga, Arthur Owor . (2024) . Communication inside the LRA: Militarization of Acoli Language, a Cultural Patriotism or mere Rebel Indoctrination? . International Journal of Advanced Research, 7(1)
Wilfred Lajul . (2024) . Philosophical analysis of ethnicity in modern African politics, leadership and governance
. (2024) . African Philosophic Sagacity in Selected African Languages and Proverbs . London: Palgrave Macmillan Cham. Available at: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/bfm:978-3-031-54524-5/1
Lajul, W., (2024) . (2024) . The meaning of Life and Population Issues from an African Perspective . In: Mwipikeni P., & Okyere-Manu B. (eds), , Population Ethics brewed in Africa: Issues, Questions and Perspectives, Palgrave
Lajul, W., (2024), . (2024) . African Ethics and Population Issues . In: Mwipikeni P., & Okyere-Manu B. (eds), Population Ethics brewed in Africa: Issues, Questions and Perspectives, Palgrave
Lajul, W., (2024) . (2024) . Philosophy of Development: An African Philosophical Perspective . In: Ihuah S. Alloy, and Idachaba A. Philip, (eds), Contemporary African Philosophy and Trans-colonial Interventions on the Development of Africa: Essays in Honour of Joseph C. A. Agbakoba, Palgrave
Lajul, W., . (2024) . Pre-Scientific and Scientific Theories of Human Dream: An African Philosophical Perspective . International Journal of Social Sciences and Management Review (IJSSMR), 7(3), pp. 134-144
Odit, E., Okumu, J.B., Lajul, W., Opio, G., Omara D., (2023) . (2023) . School Internal Factors and Teacher Effectiveness in Secondary Schools in Lira District, Uganda . Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies, 40(1), pp. 44-51
Lajul, W., (2023) . (2023) . Philosophy of Race in the Melting Pot of Globalization and its implications for Africa . In: B. Bateye, M. Masaeli, L. Müller, A. Roothaan (Eds), , Wellbeing in African Philosophy, Insights for a Global Ethics of Development. Lanham, Maryland.: The Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group
B. Bateye, M. Masaeli, L. Müller, A. Roothaan (Eds) . (2023) . African Metaphysics as a Basis of African Human and Economic Development . In: B. Bateye, M. Masaeli, L. Müller, A. Roothaan (Eds), , Beauty in African Thought – Critique of the Western Idea of Development. Lanham, Maryland: The Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group, pp. 69-90
Lajul, W., (2023) . (2023) . Being as the Object of Knowledge in Africa Spaces . In: P. A. Ikhane, & I. E. Ukpokolo (Eds), African Epistemology: Essays on Being and Knowledge, pp. 79-90
Lajul, W., & Lanfranchi, B., (2022) . (2022) . Philosophizing Acholi Culture as a Way of Life”. In Philosophy Re-Engaging Cultures and Ways of Life . In: Edited by William Sweet and George F. McLean, Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change Series I. Culture and Values, pp. 400-417
Lajul, W., (2022) . (2022) . Intercultural Concepts of Personhood for African Modern Living: Traditional and Modern Discussions . In: , African Philosophy and Interculturality, by Dutch Philosophical Journal, Philosophy and Practice “A Special Issue on African Philosophy, pp. 117-132
Lajul, W., (2021) . (2021) . Bioethics and Technology: An African Perspective . In: Okyere-Manu, D.B. (ed), African Values, Ethics and Technology: Questions, Issues, and Approaches, Palgrave Macmillan
Lajul, W., (2021) . (2021) . Early Childhood Moral Education in Pre-Colonial Africa in Relation to Modern Africa: Case Study of Acholi and Ganda in Uganda . In: Ssebbunga-Masembe & S. N. Siminyu (eds), Contemporary Issues in Educational Research, Policies, and Practices in the Global South. Kampala, Uganda: Makerere University Press, pp. 153-182
Lajul, W., (2020) . (2020) . Africa in the Politics, Ethics, and Justice System of an Open Borders World . Art & Humanities Open Journal, 4(3), pp. 166-174

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