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Imagining the Emancipatory Promise of Popular Geopolitics for Africa

Posted By: adminon: January 10, 2020In: BookspaceTags: 'A scar on the conscience of the world', 'Africa Rising', 'CNN Effect', AfCFTA, DONALD TRUMP, Global Governance, Gramsci, HegemonyNo CommentsViews:

Extracted from the website of the Global Governance Institute of the University College London where it was originally published, January 10th, 2020 (https://www.ucl.ac.uk/global-governance/... Read more

Social Science Academy of Nigeria Plans Conference on Inclusion, Security and Development

Posted By: adminon: December 21, 2019In: De-EscalationTags: BOKO HARAM, elite fragmentation, Hegemony, Science Academy of Nigeria, Security, SocialNo CommentsViews:

Inclusion and its impacts on security and development is the theme of the 2020 Annual Conference of the Social Science Academy of Nigeria, (SSAN). Scheduled for June 2020 in Abuja, the confe... Read more

In Search of Nigeria’s Share of Dissident Scholars

Posted By: adminon: December 08, 2019In: FlashbackTags: 'Perestroika Movement', Enlightenment, Hegemony, Ken Booth, Marxism, Post-positivism, Richard Ashley, Robert KeohaneNo CommentsViews:

There is this famous story of the school teacher who was used to telling his students seeking a deeper meaning of the word velocity that the only way to get that is to go and stand on the tr... Read more

See what Anti-Black Violence in South Africa Has Done to Segun Adeniyi’s From Frying Pan to Fire

Posted By: adminon: October 15, 2019In: FlashbackTags: Admiral Augustus Aikhomu, Hegemony, Jerry Rawlings, Nigerian DNA, Prof Derek Gregory, University of British ColumbiaNo CommentsViews:

Nigerian journalist, Segun Adeniyi, published his From Frying Pan to Fire in 2019. The strength of that text is in the insider account it provides and, therefore, the gap it fills in terms o... Read more