Professor, SociologyUniversity Calendar staff
10
Unilorin publications
36
Citations, all work
4
h-index
0
i10-index
Works on
Homelessness and Social IssuesWork-Family Balance ChallengesEmployment and Welfare StudiesObesity, Physical Activity, Diet
Publications
A selection from 10 publications carrying a University of Ilorin affiliation.
Most cited
- Sedentary Lifestyle and Wellness in Kaduna State, NigeriaRaheem Adaramaja Shehu, Ali Arazeem Abdullahi, Deborah Shade Adekeye · 2010 · Studies on Ethno-Medicine · 8 citations
- A 'nation' in wilderness: Youth and insurgency in NigeriaAli Arazeem Abdullahi, Deborah Shade Adekeye, Obasanjo Solomon Balogun · 2014 · South African Review of Sociology · 6 citations
- Land Use Correlates of Street Children in Ogbomoso, NigeriaOlufemi Adeniyi Fawole, David Victor Ogunkan, Deborah Shade Adekeye · 2021 · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2 citations · free to read
- CHILD-TO-PARENT VIOLENCE: A STUDY OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CAUSES IN ILORIN METROPOLIS, KWARA STATEKhalid RAJI, Abdullateef Raji, Deborah Shade Adekeye and others · 2019 · Anthropological Researches and Studies · 2 citations · free to read
Most recent
- The nexus between early release of inmates and juvenile recidivismDeborah Shade Adekeye, Paul Emmanuel · 2018 · International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy · 0 citations
- Explaining the Divorce Phenomenon among Indigenes of the Ilorin Emirate in Kwara State, NigeriaDeborah Shade Adekeye, Bashiru Salawu · 2011 · The Nigerian Journal of Sociology and Anthropology · 0 citations · free to read
Elsewhere
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10 of this researcher’s 20 indexed publications carry a Unilorin affiliation. The index holds this researcher under 4 separate records (Adekeye Deborah, Adekeye Deborah Shade, Deborah Adekeye, Deborah Shade Adekeye), which are combined here. An ORCID attached to every publication prevents this splitting. Matched to the University Calendar 2024–2028 entry “Deborah S. Adekeye, Professor, Department of Sociology”. No ORCID on record, so some publications may be attributed elsewhere.