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Social Exchange and Negotiation Patterns Between Police and Highway Commercial Drivers in Southwest, Nigeria
Social Exchange (SE), involving interpersonal interactions which are based on cost and benefit analysis, is a global phenomenon with multifaceted consequences. In Nigeria, SE is often associated with suspicion and mistrust, especially among negotiating actors in socio economic relationships. Previou
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