Events
IPIA meets for a monthly virtual seminar (every first Wednesday of the month). The virtual link is shared with network members ahead of each seminar.
IPIA Virtual Seminar
Upcoming dates
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Alfred Makotsi”Towards Democratic Consolidation in Africa: Examining the Influence of Diplomatic Tools Employed by International Election Observation Missions”
Past dates
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Bamnjo Herman (University of Bamenda)"Migration of Africans to fight in the Russian army against Ukraine and implications for the image of African states: the case of Cameroon"
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Anouk S. Rigterink (Durham) and Mareike Schomerus (Busara)“STOP! Considering knowledge hierarchies when making research decisions. Implications for studying International Politics in Africa”
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Abdou Rahim Lema (University of Montréal, Canada)“Social agency and institutional contexts: Rethinking African agency in Africa–China relations”
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Tendai Ganduri (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa)“The Zimbabwean and South African Twitterspheres and Agonistics of Climate Diplomacy at COP26”
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Oluwamurewa A. Newo (Covenant University, Nigeria)“Environmental Governance and the Circular Economy of Plastics in the Global South”
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IPIATaking stock and planning IPIA’s future direction
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Tata E. Sunjo (University of Buea, Cameroon)“Ibrahim Traoré’s Popularity: A Pan-African Model or a Blueprint for Instability in the Age of AI Propaganda”
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Wangamati Murumba (Maseno University)“Factors that influence conflict in Congo DRC and the implications on regional peace”
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Eniye Dubakeme (Baze University)“The Exit of Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali from ECOWAS and Implications for Nigeria’s Foreign Policy”
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Samira Diebire, Florian G. Kern and Martin Steinwand (University of Essex)“Foreign Policy Congruence in Africa: Exploring Linkages Between Public Opinion and Government Positions in African International Relations”
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Mwita Chacha (University of Birmingham)“Public Support for Political Conditionality in Africa”
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The Conditions of Foreign Policy Congruence in Africa: Evidence on Free Movement and Free Trade
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Public Support for Political Conditionality in Africa
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Terrorism and Nigeria’s Neighbourhood Foreign Policy
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India’s Moment? The New Leader of the Global South in Africa
IPIA at Conferences
Past
African Studies Association of the UK (ASAUK)
Panel: “International Affairs and Foreign Policy in Africa”