The emancipatory potential of the Global Studies Programme

The emancipatory potential of the Global Studies Programme

Author: 
Rehbein, Boike
Place: 
Oxon
Publisher: 
Taylor & Francis Group
Date published: 
2023
Record type: 
Journal article
Region: 
Africa
Southern Africa
Journal Title: 
Journal of Contemporary African Studies
Source: 
Journal of Contemporary African Studies, Volume 41, No. 3 2023 pp. 282-290
Subject: 
ARI SITAS
GLOBAL STUDIES
INTERCULTURAL LEARNING
UNDERSTANDING
ISSN: 
0258-9001 (Print); 1469-9397 (Online)
Abstract: 

Aris Sitas co-founded the Global Studies Programme in 2001 as a cooperation between three world regions (Africa, Asia and Europe) with a focus in the Global South. The programme has become extremely successful and exists up to this day. It was a far-sighted project at the time of its foundation and has enabled hundreds of graduates to engage in a rather special type of intercultural learning.

Language: 
English
Country focus: 
South Africa
Subject profile : 
Politics / Democracy / Governance / Human Rights / Election
DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.1080/02589001.2021.1877639

CITATION: Rehbein, Boike. The emancipatory potential of the Global Studies Programme . Oxon : Taylor & Francis Group , 2023. Journal of Contemporary African Studies, Volume 41, No. 3 2023 pp. 282-290 - Available at: https://library.au.int/fremancipatory-potential-global-studies-programme