International Studies in Africa. Interview with Prof. O. Igho Natufe, Nigeria

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O. Igho Natufe is a Nigerian-born Sovietologist and a specialist in International Relations and Soviet/ Russian Foreign Policy. Dr. Natufe is an alumnus of the People's Friendship University, a former university professor of Political Science (University of Ghana, Accra, Ghana, 1978-1980, and the University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria, 1980-1989) and senior advisor to the Government of Canada (1970-1978, 1989-2011). He is author of several of scientific research, including “Soviet policy in Africa: from Lenin to Brezhnev”. In his interview he speeks about IR studies in Africa, about mutual perceptions of Russians and Africans, about his recent book on Soviet and Russian Foreign Policy, about scramble for Africa between great and emerging powers. He expects Russia, the USA, and China to enhance their influence in Africa, at the expense of Britain and France. Prof. Natufe pays a special attention to the role of African Diaspora in Development of African countries.

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Dzherri Roulings Tafotie Deffo Jerry Rowllings

People's Friendship University of Russia

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Email: jerryrowllings@yahoo.fr

References

  1. Natufe Igho, 2015. Russian Foreign Policy: In Search Of Lost Influence, Moscow, Krasand, 297 p.

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