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Abdul-Gafar Tobi Oshodi (Lagos State University)

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Interests: China in/and Africa; Qualitative research methodologies; Research Ethics; Nation-building and National Service in Multi-ethnic Societies.
Regional Focus: Africa and China
JobTitle: Lecturer
Department: Political Science
Country: Nigeria

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Panels

• DSA2024: Migrants, migration and human rights in Africa: Challenges, approaches and knowledge production
• DSA2023: Governance from below? Non-state actors, environmental politics and agency in Africa
• ECAS2023: Pasts and futures of research ethics in the African contexts
• DSA2022: Between the Dragon's gift and its claws: Chinese environmental footprints in Africa
• DSA2021: Unsettling research ethics to promote progressive global social change III
• DSA2021: Unsettling research ethics to promote progressive global social change II
• DSA2021: Unsettling research ethics to promote progressive global social change I

Papers

• DSA2026: Limits of the ‘New Cold War’ in Africa: A review of EU-China complementarities
• DSA2026: Visualizing Climate Knowledge: Power, Place, and Locally Led Adaptation in Lake Chad Region, Nigeria.
• DSA2025: Youth and rhythmic opposition: the case of Falz's "Yakubu" and "This is Nigeria"
• DSA2024: Migrant deportation and the Media: (Re)Imag(in)ing Ghanaian and Nigerian newspapers, 1960-80s
• DSA2023: Contested agency? Non-state actors and Chinese environmental footprints in Africa - Preliminary commentary on Ghana
• ECAS2023: Ethical conundrums in Africa(-China studies): An autoethnography
• DSA2022: Non-state actors and Chinese environmental footprint in Africa: A Critique of Stonebwoy's "Greedy Men"
• DSA2021: Building Ethical Ecosystem in a New Setting in the Global South: An Example from Lagos State University
• ECAS2019: In whose interest? China in African universities
• ECAS7: In search of a (new) purpose? An analysis of Ghana's National Service Scheme (NSS)