#ERedefine discussing non-state actors in China-Europe and boundaries between state and non-state.
Giles Mohan retweeted
We are starting our first session on #China-European relations chaired by our lovely colleague @SamuelRo66 @ERedefine
Very proud to see three OU-funded PhDs graduate at the weekend. Well done Frangton, Alice and Raktim @OUGradSch @IntDev_OU @OU_FASS
Giles Mohan retweeted
Please join us for the next seminar on 6 October to hear @DriessenMiriam from @UniofOxford discuss Chinese influence on land policy use in Ethiopia. Registration is free. eventbrite.co.uk/e/399455912…
#China #Europe #geopolitics #changingglobalorder
In Paris to attend CHERN conference. Looking forward to the next 2 days china-in-europe.net/chern-ev…
Giles Mohan retweeted
What is China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)? To understand China's developmental strategy, its important to consider both China's unique economic structure and its infrastructure network on its own terms, not just as a threat to the United States or legal internationalism.
China’s 14th Five Year Plan: The bold and the beautiful | 10-Minute Talk... youtu.be/AUblN1v-v5g via @YouTube
Giles Mohan retweeted
“In advanced democracies, China’s economic power and its willingness to use its economic power are often exaggerated.” - Dr. Luke Patey (@LukePatey), speaking on the dynamics of China’s rise on the world stage. Listen here: bit.ly/3jSRHVn
The UK’s self-harming scandal of visa rejections for visiting academics blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/… via @AfricaAtLSE
While Teresa May battles for her Brexit life, I'm about to watch England play football on Sky TV while drinking IPA in Accra Airport's ace new terminal. Strange
'Get off the train of training' says Dr Ben Asante, CEO of Ghana Gas, and take up the reins of operating oil and gas infrastructure
@AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @AOG2018 @ISSERUG
Professor Nuvunga urges us to consider the deeper politics underpinning the governance of Africa's extractives sector
@AOG2018 @AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @adriano_nuvunga
Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Deputy Minister, argues that good local content law is not enough - it has to be backed by enforcement
@Mohamedaminadam @AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @benboakye @ISSERUG
Neema Lugangira, from SAGCOT in Tanzania, argues that local content in oil has to be harmonised across sectors, such as food, construction etc
@AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @benboakye @ISSERUG
See the Hon Mr John-Peter Amewu, Ghana's Minister of Energy, live at the 4th Africa Oil Governance Summit - facebook.com/AfricaCentreFor…
@AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @benboakye
Development in Africa's oil sector must be inclusive, argues ACEP's Ben Boakye
@AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @benboakye
Ben Boakye, ACEP Executive Director, describes how transparent contracting in Africa is a growing and very welcome trend.
@AcepPower @IntDev_OU @degrp_growth @benboakye
At the 4th Africa Oil Governance Summit 2018 in Accra. The theme is harnessing the potential of local content for economic growth and inclusive development. @AcepPower
Excellent new ESID (#effectivestates) paper on governing natural resources in Ghana effective-states.org/bp_15_g…












