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Members of the BISA Africa and International Studies Working Group include the following people. If you are a member and are not listed, or if you need to update your information, please send details to William Brown (w.brown@open.ac.uk).

If you are not already a member and would like to join, please contact Carl Death (crd@aber.ac.uk).

Name and email contact Institution Research interests
Dr Lulsegged Adebe
labebe@international-alert.org
International Alert African Union and RECs, Religion and Conflict, Peacebuilding, West and Horn of Africa, Climate change and adaptation, dialogue and reconciliation, early warning, Indigenous/traditional conflict resolution, and Civil society.
Mr Nana Adom
nana.adom@wkac.ac.uk
University of Winchester  
Dr Chris Alden
j.c.alden@lse.ac.uk
London School of Economics Post conflict peace building; war and political violence; states in transition.
Muhammad Al-Hashimi
muhammadalhashimi@yahoo.com
London South Bank University International Political Economy; Islamic Political Economy; Institutionalist Political Economy; Islamic Microfinance and Development in the Horn of Africa.
Dr Stefan Andreasson
s.andreasson@qub.ac.uk
Queens University Belfast Political economy, development, state - business relations, Southern Africa.
Leonardo R. Arriola
larriola@berkeley.edu
University of California, Berkeley Democratization; political violence; political economy; ethnic politics; Cameroon; Ethiopia; Kenya.
Jones Lewis Arthur
jonesarthur2002@yahoo.co.uk
Sunyani Polytechnic, Ghana Poverty reduction and Protected Areas, Population, Indigenous Knowledge, Environmental Conservation and Protection, governance.
Dr. Sam Ashman
Samantha.Ashman@wits.ac.za
University of the Witwatersrand  
Lucky Asuelime
lucky4real14@yahoo.com or asuelime@ukzn.ac.za
University of Kwazulu-natal South African Nuclear Relations; Africa International Relations; Cold War in Africa; International Political Economy and; South African and British Foreign policy.
Jan Bachman
jan.bachmann@globalstudies.gu.se
University of Gothenburg Development and critical security studies, US Africa policy.
Amy Barnes
a.barnes@sheffield.ac.uk
University of Sheffield Health, governance, aid, Zambian politics, partnership.
Noah N Bassil
Noah.Bassil@humn.mq.edu.au
Macquaire University, Aus.  
Isaline Bergamaschi
isa_berga@yahoo.fr
Sciences-Po, Centre d'Etude Reserches Internationale, Paris Local uses and trajectories of "ownership" and "poverty reduction" in Mali.
Luis Bernadino
bernardino.lmb@hotmail.com
University of Lisbon (ISCSP) Security and Defence issues in Africa, especially Angola.
Dr Danielle Beswick
d.beswick@bham.ac.uk
University of Birmingham Conflict, security complexes and development in Africa; Rwanda and donors; Rwandan policies on intervention in DRC and Darfur.
Dr David Black
david.black@dal.ca
Dalhousie University, Canada Canadian and comparative Northern policies toward Sub-Saharan Africa. Focus on human security, development, investment and diplomacy. Also interests in South Africa in Africa and Sport.
Morten Boas Fafo - Institute for Applied International Studies West and Central Africa; conflict; migration; youth.
Dr Sarah Bracking
sarah.bracking@manchester.ac.uk
University of Manchester Political economy of development, particular focus on development finance including migrant remittances, in sub-Saharan Africa and in Zimbabwe. Also work on political corruption and democratisation.
Dr William Brown
w.brown@open.ac.uk
The Open University Africa and IR Theory; politics of aid and aid donor policy.
Dr Andrew Brooks
andrew.brooks@kcl.ac.uk
Kings College London International trade, especially Mozambique; Chinese investment; trade and corruption; social and economic change and contemporary politics in southern Africa.
Stephen Buzdugan
stephen.buzdugan@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
University of Manchester Critical IPE, Development, Regionalism, Africa, EU-ACP relations.
Thomas Cargill
TCargill@chathamhouse.org.uk
RIIA Chatham House  
Patty Chang
pc105@nyu.edu
New York University West Africa, post-conflict peacebuilding, international cooperation, small arms and light weapons, human security.
Bipul Chatterjee
bc@cuts.org
CUTS International Political economy of trade and regional integration in Africa.
Christine Cheng
christine.cheng@politics.ox.ac.uk
Oxford University Post-conflict transitions in Liberia: post-conflict transitions, statebuilding, natural resources, corruption, extralegal groups, the UN, Liberia, and West  African politics.
Dr. Knox Chitiyo
KChitiyo@chathamhouse.org
Chatham House African defence and security issues, the nexus between security, politics and development. Sub- Saharan Africa in general, especially southern Africa and Zimbabwe. Also education and the military; and African diaspora issues.
Eujoeng Cho
elpht214@hotmail.com
Warwick University Development of an analytical framework that would explain better of power of entities in the margins.
Moya Collett
m.collett@unsw.edu.au
Univ of New South Wales, Australia West Africa, conflict, peacekeeping, regionalism.
Dr. Daniel Conway
D.J.Conway@lboro.ac.uk
Loughborough University  
Dr. Scarlett Cornelissen
sc3@sun.ac.za
University of Stellanbosch  
Teresa Cravo
tcravo@ces.uc.pt
Harvard and Cambridge Peace and violence; Democracy; Development; Lusophone Africa.
Dr Hannah Cross
h.m.cross@leeds.ac.uk
University of Leeds The circulation of labour between sub-Saharan and Saharan Africa, particularly with regard to the contemporary realisation of the Sahara's boundaries and the long-standing historiographical separation of the Sahara from 'Africa'.
Dr Devon Curtis
dc403@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge University Peacebuilding, governance, post-conflict reconstruction; power-sharing and federalism; international assistance and intervention; peace and conflict theory, development and security, the United Nations, the African Union, the Great Lakes region.
Dr Rebecca Davies
rebecca.davies@plymouth.ac.uk
University of Plymouth Relationship between migration, security and development in sub-Saharan Africa. Globalisation of identity politics (in particular, with regard to the Afrikaner grouping in South Africa).
Dr Grant Dawson
dawson.grant@gmail.com
Aberystwyth University Peacekeeping and conflict control, Canadian foreign policy towards Africa.
Dr Carl Death
crd@aber.ac.uk
Aberystwyth University Development and governance in Southern Africa; environmental politics and sustainable development; and poststructuralist and postcolonial political theory.
Meike de Goede
mjdg2@st-andrews.ac.uk
St Andrews University Post-war state building and political transition, Postcolonial critique, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Dustin Dehéz
dustin.dehez@dunelm.org.uk
Düsseldorf Institute for Foreign and Security Policy (DIAS)
East African Affairs and the Horn of Africa. African Military History and regional integration.
Dr Sara Dorman
sdorman@staffmail.ed.ac.uk
University of Edinburgh Nation and State-building, NGOs, churches, elections, election-observing, and state-society relations.
Suzanne Dowse
suzanne.dowse@canterbury.ac.uk
Canterbury Christ Church University IR and impacts of sport mega events with focus on FIFA2010 South Africa.
Chris Dyck
dchris@ualberta.ca
University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada IR and Comparative Politics in Developing countries; post-conflict peace-building in West Africa; African development and security issues more generally.
Dr. Gero Erdmann
erdmann@giga-hamburg.de
German Institute for Global and Area Studies  
Dr Willie Eselebor
aziegbewillie@yahoo.co.uk
University of Ibadan, Nigeria Peacebuilding, Peace education, Conflict management and Transformation. Others are Regional security, International borders, Migration,  Refugees/IDPs, Human Trafficking, Globalization and Good governance.
Edwin Ezeokafor  (PG)
edbam2002@yahoo.com
University of Dundee Politics of statehood and security in West Africa.
Emmanuel Fanta
efanta@cris.unu.edu
UN University, Belgium  
Dr Paulo C J Faria
pauloxakofaria@gmail.com
University of Kent IR Theory, Foucault, Habermas, Public Resistance & Governance in Lusophone Africa.
Jonathan Fisher
j.fisher@bham.ac.uk
University of Birmingham Africa-donor aid relations esp Uganda; perceptions and influence in aid relations.
Henry Fonbeyn
fonbeyin@yahoo.com
Oxford Brookes University Environmental Impact Assessment with focus on Carbon FootPrint and Embodied Energy Computation.
Elsje Fourie
elsjef@gmail.com
School of International Studies, University of Trento Development discourses in Africa and Asia, modernization theory and the international transfer/diffusion of ideas.
Alastair Fraser
af441@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge University Donor governments', NGOs' and international firms' promotion of economic, political and social agendas, and African responses. Current foci: Zambia, Mining, Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers, International support for civil society and advocacy work.
Laura Freeman
laura.emily.freeman@gmail.com
University of Cape Town  
Clive Gabay
C.gabay@qmul.ac.uk
Queen Mary University of London Relationship between international development policies and social movement mobilisation in Africa and South Asia, as well as the intersections between cosmopolitan and post-colonial theory.
Julia Gallagher
juliagallagher@onetel.com
Royal Holloway University International relations and Africa; British policy in Africa; Nigeria and Sierra Leone; idealism in international politics.
Helene Gandois
helene.gandois@sant.oxon.org
University of Oxford, St Antony's college A few words identifying your main research interests: Africa, regionalism, security institutions, peacekeeping, election monitoring.
Catherine Gegout
catherine.gegout@nottingham.ac.uk
University of Nottingham European military intervention in Africa; France, the UK and the EU in Africa; Ethics of intervention; peacekeeping.
Prof Richard Gibb
rgibb@plymouth.ac.uk
University of Plymouth Regional integration in South Africa and UE-Africa trade relations.
Marie Gibert
mariegibert@soas.ac.uk
Nottingham Trent University Europe-Africa relations, security and foreign policies.
Dr. Branwen Gruffydd Jones
b.gruffyddjones@gold.ac.uk
Goldsmiths, University of London Africa in the global political economy; neoliberalism; African cities,'slums' and urban condition; African political thought.
Dr. Jing Gu
j.gu@ids.ac.uk
IDS, Sussex  
Dr Anne Hammerstad University of Kent Security Studies; refugees and refugee movements and security; regional security integration.
Dr Daniel Hammett
D.Hammett@sheffield.ac.uk
University of Sheffield South Africa; political and social geography; identity; citizenship; post-colonialism.
Johanna Hanefeld London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine HIV/AIDS, Global Health, Zambia, South Africa.
Dr. Stig Jarle Hansen
doktor04no@yahoo.no
Norwegian Inst for Urban and Regional Research, Oslo  
Jon Harle
j.harle@acu.ac.uk
SOAS/Assoc of Commonwealth Universities Higher Education in Africa, Africa research capacity and research policy.
Dr Sophie Harman
sophie.harman@city.ac.uk
City University HIV/AIDS, World Bank, East Africa, civil society.
Dr Graham Harrison
g.harrison@sheffield.ac.uk
University of Sheffield Neoliberalism, World Bank, Governance reform, Africa campaiging in the UK, imperialism.
Helen Hawthorne
helenjhawthorne@hotmail.com
City University, London LDCs, WTO, trade, norms.
Graham Hobbs
gh24@soas.ac.uk
School of Oriental and African Studies UK/EU foreign economic policy towards Africa.
Jana Hönke
jana.hoenke@fu-berlin.de
Freie Universität Berlin Global' governance and processes of de-/reterritorialisation, security governance/policing, international development and security policies, business power and private authority; extraction enclaves in South Africa, Zambia, DRC.
Dr Stephen Hurt
shurt@brookes.ac.uk
Oxford Brookes University South Africa, EU development policy, critical theory.
Prof Okey Iheduru
Okechukwu.Ideduru@asu.edu
Arizona State University  
Dr Adesina Iluyemi
ailuyemi@nepadcouncil.org
NEPAD Council  
Marta Iniguez-De-Heredia
m.iniguez-de-heredia@lse.ac.uk
LSE Resistance to state building strategies and local peace building strategies, DRC, human rights, historical sociology.
Dr Paul Jackson
p.b.jackson@bham.ac.uk
University of Birmingham Feasibility of 'liberal peace' in post-conflict Africa, the development and security; decentralisation and post-conflict politics; UK involvement in Sierra Leone.
Dr. Richard Jackson
rsj@aber.ac.uk
Aberystwyth University  
Inga Jacobs
ingaj@wrc.org.za
South African Water Research Commission Water Conflict in Africa, hydropolitics and multi-Level water governance in Africa; norms research in environmental politics, African Development.
Sasha Jesperson
S.Jesperson@lse.ac.uk
LSE Post-conflict reconstruction, security-development nexus, human security, West Africa.
Dr Michael Keating
keatinm@richmond.ac.uk
Richmond the American International University in London  
Dr Stephen Kingah
skingah@cris.unu.edu
UN University – CRIS  
Dr Gernot Klantschnig
Gernot.klantschnig@nottingham.edu.cn
Nottingham University Nigeria's role in the international drug and crime control regime; China-Africa relations in food and drug safety.
Kai Koddenbrock kai.koddenbrock@googlemail.com University of Bremen Rationalities of intervention in the DR Congo.
Dr Christopher LaMonica
Christopher.LaMonica@uscga.edu
U.S. Coast Guard Academy The marginalization of African scholarship in IR; the politics of strengthening local government institutions in sub-Saharan African states (Zambia); African security issues and US Africa Command.
Adele Langlois
alanglois@lincoln.ac.uk
Lincoln University Bioethics, genetics, global governance, Kenya.
Dan Large
danlarge@soas.ac.uk
SOAS International politics of human rights and humanitarian action; Africa-China relations; Horn of Africa and Sudan.
Dr. Mark Ledwidge
mledous@yahoo.com
University of Manchester  
Dr Donna Lee
d.lee.3@bham.ac.uk
University of Birmingham African diplomacy, African international political economy & Africa in the WTO.
Ulrike Lorenz
lorenzul@uni-potsdam.de
University of Potsdam Africa, EU and EPAs; transformation of order, diffusion of power, Critical Political Geography, processes of de- and reterritorialisation, region-building, area focus on Southern Africa.
Walter Lotze
wl56@st-andrews.ac.uk
St Andrews University Humanitarian intervention, peacebuilding, the African Peace and Security Architecture, and civilian peacekeeping.
Dr Eric Louw
e.louw@uq.edu.au
University of Queensland, Australia South African politics; South African media.
Dr Gabrielle Lynch
g.lynch@warwick.ac.uk
University of Warwick Issues of ethnic identity, political mobilization and support, elections, inter-communal violence, and reconciliation and 'transitional justice' with particular reference to Kenya.
Dr. Sandra J. MacLean
Sandra_MacLean@sfu.ca
Simon Fraser University, B.C.  
Ioannis Mantzikos
jmantzikos@gmail.com
King's College London Relations between African and the Middle East, the Horn of Africa, Islam in Africa, state failure, democratization.
Lesley Masters
lesmasters@gmail.com
University of Leicester South African domestic politics and foreign policy; multilateralism, particularly the SADC, the AU and UN.
Steph Matti
steph.matti@gmail.com
La Trobe University, Melbourne The Great Lakes Region; Chinese investment; Mineral Extraction; Democratic Transition; Demobilisation.
Dr Lord Mawuko-Yevugah
lordm@athabascau.ca
Athabasca University, Canada International and comparative political economy; politics of international development; good governance and democratic reform; Critical globalization theory; Political economy of Africa; North-South Relations.
Dr Cosmas N Mbuh
mbuhcosmas@yahoo.com
Keele University Discourses of Regionalism: Integration, Cooperation and Institutional Politics as practices of the state in Central Africa.
Mairead Mccann
mccannmairead@hotmail.com
University of Cambridge Namibia.
Dr Christopher McDowell
Christopher.mcdowell@city.ac.uk
City University Conflict, development, population displacement and resettlement, East and Southern Africa.
Berouk Mesfin
bmesfin@issafrica.org
ISS, Addis Ababa Security/military affairs, intelligence, counterterrorism, conflict prevention mainly in/around the Horn of Africa.
Pradeep Mehta
psm@cuts.org
CUTS International Trade, regulation and competition.
Dr. Kurt Mills
k.mills@socsci.gla.ac.uk
Glasgow University  
Edward Mogire
e.mogire@kingston.ac.uk
Kingston University, London Migration and security, political violence, militarization Horn of Africa and Great Lakes region.
Dr Giles Mohan
G.Mohan@open.ac.uk
The Open University China and Africa, aid policy, participation, diasporic politics, Ghana.
Dama Mosweunyane
d.mosweunyane@sheffield.ac.uk
University of Sheffield NGOs and sustainable development in Botswana.
Grasian Mkodzongi
graccag@yahoo.co.uk
Edinburgh University Agrarian Reform and livelihoods in Zimbabwe and southern Africa.
Dr Sabelo Ndlovu
sgatsha@yahoo.co.uk
University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Modern African History, Africa in the modern world; liberation discourses, governance and human rights, identity and conflict: Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Michael Byron Nelson
mbnelson@wesleyan.edu
Wesleyan University, CT  
Cyril Obi
cyril.obi@nai.uu.se
NIA, Sweden  
Selina Odoherty
selina.odoherty@newport.ac.uk
Newport University Environmentality and international climate change governance, state subjectivity, intervention, and green imperialism using South Africa, DRC and the African Union.
Dr Eleanor O'Gorman
eo104@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge University Development aid and conflict; gender, war and violence; conflict prevention and peacebuilding; EU/AU policy and relations on peace and security; Liberia; Zimbabwe.
Dr Chukwumerije Okereke
c.okereke@reading.ac.uk
University of Reading Oil, climate change and environmental security.
Dr Paul Omoyefa
omoyefa@yahoo.com
National University of Lesotho, Southern Africa Ethics of International relations, Ethics in War and Peace, and Terrorism.
Godwin Onuoha
GOnuoha@hsrc.ac.za
Human Science Research Council Nationalism, self-determination, identity politics and contemporary social forces in Africa, state, resources and development.
Rikus Oswald
14107090@sun.ac.za
Stellenbosch University Africa in International Relations theory; Constructivism as an approach to studying African International Relations; The State and State Sovereignty in Africa.
Stefan Ouma
Ouma@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Marketization studies, economic sociology, economic geography, global value chains, standards, regional and industrial development, Kenya, Ghana.
Masumi Owa
m.owa@warwick.ac.uk
University of Warwick Collective action in global governance. Motivation and incentives of actors in OECD DAC and in development aid, focus on UK and Japan as donors, and Uganda as country-level case.
Bonfas Owinga
Bonfas.owinga.1@city.ac.uk
City University Civil society, governance and democratization, Kenya and Zambia, foreign aid.
Clare Paine
crp07@aber.ac.uk
Aberystwyth University The 'revival' of the Cultural Institution, Ker Kwaro, in Acholiland, northern Uganda and role of international development organisations.
Suda Perera
s.perera@kent.ac.uk
University of Kent Rwanda, eastern DRC, refugees, militias, autochthony and identity politics, natural resource ownership claims.
Zoe Pflaeger
Z.Pflaeger@sussex.ac.uk
Sussex University Discourses of empowerment in development  theory and practice with a case study of Kenya's coffee industry; impact of the coffee crisis; farmer empowerment; Fairtrade.
Professor Nana K. Poku
N.Poku@Bradford.ac.uk
University of Bradford  
Marcus Power
marcus.power@dur.ac.uk
University of Durham Post-socialist transformations in Lusophone Southern Africa; geopolitics, aid and African development; post-colonialism and African nationalism.
Dr Sophia Price
sp4375@tutor.open.ac.uk
The Open University EU- African relations; international trade, development and African regionalisation.
Dr Miriam Prys
prys@giga-hamburg.de
GIGA German Institute Global and Area Studies Regional power and hegemony, especially South Africa; regional environmental governance; EU environmental policy and the south.
Ilaria Regondi
regondi@ukzn.ac.za
University of KwaZuluNatal Global health, HIV/AIDS, Southern Africa.
Ben Richardson
b.j.richardson@warwick.ac.uk
University of Warwick WTO, Economic Partnership Agreements, Preferential Trade, Sugar.
Dr Annemarie Peen Rodt
annemarie_pr@hotmail.com
University of Southern Denmark The role of regional organisations in the regulation of violent conflict including comparative analysis of African Union and European Union peace operations.
Prof. Magnus Ryner
mryner@brookes.ac.uk
Oxford Brookes University  
Meera Sabaratnam
m.sabaratnam@lse.ac.uk
LSE Post-conflict peacebuilding/statebuilding, IR theory, discourse analysis, post-colonial thought and Southern Africa.
Peer Schouten
peer.schouten@globalstudies.gu.se
University of Gothenburg Private security governance in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Catherine Scott
catherine.a.scott@kcl.ac.uk
King's College, London Ideas of the state and state failure, with particular reference to sub-Saharan Africa; political history of Uganda; nationalism and ethno-politics; international security.
Norman Sempijja
nsempijja@yahoo.com
Kingston University  
Dr Jeggan C. Senghor
eggancsenghor@gmail.com
Institute of Commonwealth Studies Regional integration in Africa; regional public goods and on non-state actors.
Prof Tim Shaw
Timothy.Shaw@umb.edu
University of Massachusetts Boston African conflict/development/regionalisms; the Commonwealth.
Dr. Mary Skinner
mary.skinner@buckingham.ac.uk
University of Buckingham  
Michelle Rene Small
michelle-rene.small@kcl.ac.uk
Kings College London The political uses of non-state violence actors (NSVA's) in post-colonial Africa; the character, agency and utility of VNSA's over time.
Stefan Smis
ssmis@vub.ac.be
VUB, Belgium  
Dr Karen Smith
ks3@sun.ac.za
University of Stellenbosch Africa's marginalisation in IR theory; African and developing world contributions to IR theory; African political thought.
Adam Sneyd
adamsneyd@gmail.com
McMaster University, Canada Globalization, cotton and poverty south of the Sahara.
Sharath Srinivasan
ss919@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge University Politics of international intervention in Africa; political violence and armed conflict; governance and the impact of new communication technologies on political change and governance in Africa; Africa's new international relations; contemporary politics in the Horn and East Africa (especially Sudan).
Oisin Suttle
oisin.suttle.11@ucl.ac.uk
UCL  
Rachel Tate
rmt16@leicester.ac.uk
University of Leicester Cross Border Spatial Development in Southern Africa: Emancipation for Whom.
Ian Taylor
ict@st-and.ac.uk
St Andrews University Africa's international relations, China-Africa ties, South Africa's foreign policy, Botswana.
Dr Thomas Kwasi Tieku
tom.tieku@utoronto.ca
University of Toronto Research: mediation and diplomacy; global governance and regional institutions; humanitarianism and peacemaking; international political economy; African Union, aid and development.
Karen Treasure
karen.treasure@plymouth.ac.uk
University of Plymouth  
Mary Upton
mary.upton@open.ac.uk
The Open University Global health governance; HIV/AIDS; civil society; citizenship; South Africa.
Antoinette Valsamakis
antoinette@spitfireuk.net
University of Birmingham IPE, international trade relations, economic diplomacy, global economic governance, business and global governance and southern Africa.
Peter Wakholi
p_wakholi@yahoo.com.au
Murdoch University, Australia Performance, African Identities and Community Development.
Beth Whitaker
bwhitaker@uncc.edu
University of North Carolina at Charlotte African international relations; the politics of migration in Africa; US-African relations in the context of the 'war on terror'; regional emphasis on East Africa (Tanzania, Kenya).
Joerg Wiegratz
j.wiegratz@bath.ac.uk
University of Bath IPE (including cultural political economy, economic sociology and economic anthropology of 'markets'), global value chains, moral economy, neoliberalism, governmentality, Uganda.
Dr. David Williams
David.Williams.1@city.ac.uk
City University  
Dr Paul Williams
pauldw@gwu.edu
Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University Peacekeeping; African Union and other regional organizations; war & conflict; British foreign policy.
Antonia Witt
Antonia.Witt@iniis.uni-bremen.de
University of Bremen African Union; Contested Norms in the AU; AU practices on unconstitutional changes of government; international mediation.
Nansata Yakubu
N.Yakubu@uea.ac.uk
University of East Anglia ECOWAS, Parliaments and conflict resolution in West Africa; transitional justice in West Africa and Gender in Conflict Resolution.
Dr Helen Yanacopulos
h.yanacopulos@open.ac.uk
The Open University Civil society, transnational networks, NGOs, social movements, development, conflict, governance.
Dr. Tom Young
ty@soas.ac.uk
SOAS  
Collin Zhuawu
cxz570@bham.ac.uk
Birmingham University Globalisation, regionalisation and triadisation, incorporating Africa.
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