Udechukwu Udeke

'''Udechukwu Udeke''' is a Nigerian historian specializing in Economic and [[Environmental History]]. He serves as lecturer at Imo State University,<ref name="hod_ref">{{cite book |editor=Chukwuemeka Tony Nwosu |title=Issues in the Multi-Disciplinary and Methodological Approach to African History and International Studies |publisher=TETFund BookHub |url=https://tetfund.bookhub.ng/books/5a3f4b2d-0c92-43ca-84d6-c3464362bc45/downloads/1d148709063b5611d3e2c9c96697b542aa58f20663b20bcd9305b4fdd4c51387.pdf |access-date=2025-11-23}}</ref> Chairman of the Governing Council of [[Dynamic Theological Seminary]], [[Kwale]]<ref>{{cite web| title = The theology of entrepreneurship and the ministry of a pastor in the context of 2 Thessalonians 3:8-12
| year = 2025| publisher = DTS Journal of Arts and Humanities| url = https://gagdm.com/index.php/DTS/article/view/411/409| access-date = 23 November 2025
}}</ref> and as Editor-in-Chief of ''Unicorn International Journal of Contemporary Studies''.<ref>{{cite journal |title=Unicorn International Journal of Contemporary Studies (Vol. 2, No. 2) |url=https://eprints.lmu.edu.ng/2011/1/UNICORN2.pdf|publisher=Unicorn International Journal of Contemporary Studies |journal=Unicorn International Journal of Contemporary Studies |access-date=2025-11-23 |quote=EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Udechukwu Udeke, Ph. D.}}</ref>

== Selected Publications ==

* Udeke, Udechukwu, and Ugoeze Ezeifedi. (2022). ''Land and Labour in Africa''. Owerri: Crown Cross Books Ltd.
* Udeke, Udechukwu. (2022). "Interdisciplinary Approaches in African History." In ''Disciplinary and Methodological Approach to African History and International Studies'', edited by Chukwuemeka Tony Nwosu. Minna: Federal University of Technology, Nigeria.
* Udeke, Udechukwu, and Johnson O. Ndubuisi. (2018). ''United States of America (U.S.A) from Reconstruction to World Power (1865-1918)''. Owerri: Crown Cross Books Ltd.
* Udeke, Udechukwu, James Okolie-Osemene, and Samuel O. Aghalino. (2013). “Complexities and Dynamics of Ethno-Religious and Identity-based Conflicts in Nigeria.” ''Thucydides International Journal of Arts, History and International Studies'' 2 (1): 201–211.

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