Reading EU-Africa Relations with Postcolonial Eyes
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Reading EU-Africa Relations with Postcolonial Eyes
Rahel Sebhatu, Malmö University, Sweden
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Sebhatu studies Global Politics in the Department of Global Political Studies of Malmö University, Sweden. Her doctoral research is focused on the negotiations for Africa-EU development cooperation so as to demystify negotiations between “weak states” and the “powerful” EU, through a critical analysis of negotiation theory, especially that of intercultural communication, while also engaging with postcolonial politics of development and critical debates on Normative Power Europe (NPE).
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The Centre for African and Development Studies (CEsA) launches the 30th Edition of the Seminar Program in Development Studies. Since 1991, these seminars have been organized, initially within the scope of the Postgraduate Course in Development and International Cooperation created, which gave rise to the Master of ISEG with the same name, and later to the PhD in Development Studies, jointly coordinated by IGOT, ICS, ISEG and ISA, from the University of Lisbon.
This series of seminars, which this year will take the form of webinars, will address the latest topics of International Development and Cooperation, inviting speakers from all over the globe.
Registration is free!
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