Kafui Tsekpo — African Politics Instructor
A lecture‑first course on the state and politics of socio‑economic development in colonial and post‑colonial Africa, leadership and public institutions, peace and post‑conflict futures, and the place of the African diaspora.
Description
Session Length
1 hr 30 mins total
5 min intro · 60 min lecture · 20 min Q&A · 5 min wrap-up
5 min intro · 60 min lecture · 20 min Q&A · 5 min wrap-up
Mode
Lecture-first (80–100%)
Pre-recorded movement clips for analysis
Pre-recorded movement clips for analysis
Audience
Educators, students, cultural programs
All levels, no dance experience required
All levels, no dance experience required
Availability
Live online · Global time zones
Institutional bookings welcome
Institutional bookings welcome
Course Overview:
This course examines how the African state emerged under colonial rule and transformed in the post‑colonial period; how leadership and institutions shape socio‑economic development; and how peace, security, and citizenship are negotiated within and beyond the continent. We also engage debates on belonging and the integration of the African diaspora.
- Conceptual tools for state, power, and development
- Comparative case studies and policy debates
- Critical reading practice and argument craft
Learning Outcomes
- Explain continuities and ruptures between colonial and post‑colonial governance
- Evaluate leadership and institutional arrangements in development outcomes
- Analyze peace‑building strategies and security challenges
- Discuss diaspora belonging, integration, and citizenship
- Craft evidence‑based arguments that challenge simplistic narratives
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