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This event will be a roundtable discussion focused on how and why African leaders have used foreign military and security forces to advance their political and economic interests while at the same time limiting the interests of foreign governments in their country’s affairs.

Speakers

  • Dr Christopher Kinsey: Reader of Business & International Security, Defence Studies Department, King's College London.
  • Dr Özlem Has: Visiting Research Fellow, Department of Defence Studies, King's College London.
  • Dr Ekaette Ikpe: Director, African Leadership Centre, King's College London.
  • Dr Barney Walsh: Senior Lecturer in Security, Leadership and Development Education, African Leadership Centre, King's College London.
  • Dr Wale Ismail: Senior Lecturer in Security, Leadership and Development Education, African Leadership Centre, King's College London.
  • Dr Ndalolo: Nigerian Military, Major General.
  • Dr Joana De Pereira: Senior Research Fellow, Royal United Services Institute.
  • Assala Khettache: PhD student, Aberystwyth University
  • Dr Helene Olsen: Lecturer in Defence Studies, Defence Studies Department, King's College London.
  • Oluwaseyi Bamigboye: PhD student, Deakin University.

This event is part of Africa Week 2024 organised by the African Leadership Centre at King's. Learn more about Africa Week 2024.

This is a hybrid event. Participants can register to join the discussion online or in person.

At this event

Eka  Ikpe

Director, African Leadership Centre

Barney Walsh

Senior Lecturer in Security, Leadership and Development Education

Olawale  Ismail

Senior Lecturer in Leadership, Peace & Development Education

Özlem Has

Visiting Research Fellow

Christopher Kinsey

Professor of International Security

Helene Olsen

Lecturer in Defence Studies Education

Event details

WBW 2/19
Waterloo Bridge Wing, Franklin Wilkins Building
Stamford Street, SE1 9NH