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In the fifth session of the Global Sociology and Politics Colloquium, Dr. Matthew Sabbi from the University of Bayreuth will speak about Homegrown Internationalism? Frontiers to Indigenization of Development Cooperation Goals (in
Ghana and Rwanda).

Dr. Matthew Sabbi is a Postdoc researcher and Research associate in the project Decentralization in Ghana and Rwanda at the chair African Politics and Development Policy at the University of Bayreuth. His research focuses on Development Politics, Political Sociology (Local Politics and Administration), Sociology of Organizations (Actors’ Adaption to Administrative Reforms) and Actor-oriented Sociology in Ghana and Rwanda.

The public event starts at Wednesday, 22nd of December at 4:15 pm.

Organised by Prof. Dr. Jana Hönke & Prof. Dr. Alexander Stroh-Steckelberg
In-person: Room RW I, S 58
Online: Zoom Meeting-ID: 648 5700 0013, Code: 413545
https://www.soziologie.uni-bayreuth.de/de/Kolloquium/