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Current themes in the study of international relations and foreign policy appear to be increasingly interdisciplinary [1]. “Much of international relations teaching and research is still weighted heavily in favour of some more established disciplines, notably history, political science, law and economics and to an increasing extent, sociology, social psychology and cultural anthropology”. Obviously, the areas of interest to scholars in international relations are broad but specifically covering such issues as: power, international institutions and organisations, international systems, integration and the community approach [2], conflict and conflict management and resolution Ideologies; nationalism, imperialism and colonialism, national interest, decision making and policy formulation; political and international behavior [3], alliance systems and alliance politics; arms control and disarmament; demography studies and economic factors[4].

Engaging the Press in the Rethinking of Nigeria?s Foreign Policy: Problems and Prospects