Dr. Cobus van Staden

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Dr. Cobus van Staden

cobus.vanstaden@swp-berlin.org

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Forschungsgebiete

Schwerpunkte

Beziehungen zwischen Afrika und China, Public Diplomacy, Geopolitischer Einsatz von Narrativen

Kurzlebenslauf

Managing Editor of the China Global South Project

Research Affiliate, Stellenbosch University, Fachbereich Journalismus

2018-2022 Senior Researcher und Leiter des Africa-China Program, South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)

2013-2017 Senior Lecturer in Medienwissenschaften, University of the Witwatersrand

2012 Post-Doc Researcher, Stellenbosch University, Fachbereich für Politikwissenschaften

PhD in Medienwissenschaften, Universität Nagoya, Japan

Publikationen im Projekt Megatrends Afrika

- Christine Hackenesch
- Wolfram Lacher (Hg.)
- Fahd Azaroual
- Oumayma Bourhriba
- Tobias Heidland
- Cynthia Kamwengo
- Stephan Klingebiel
- Melanie Müller
- Bettina Rudloff
- Meike Schulze
- Denis M. Tull
- Cobus van Staden
The Russia-Ukraine War’s Shockwaves in Africa. A Zeitenwende for German Africa Policy?

Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, this Working Paper examines repercussions in Africa and on German Africa policy, analysing to what extent they are in continuity with trends that preceded the war and to what extent they represent a break with past patterns. Has the Ukraine war turned out to be a sea change for Africa and German Africa policy, too?

Megatrends Working Paper 2024 10, 13.02.2024, 39 Seiten

doi:10.18449/2024MTA-WP10
- Zum Volltext (PDF) | 587 KB
- Cobus van Staden
Climate Collaboration in Multipolar Times

The G7's Just Energy Transition Partnership agreements with Senegal and South Africa aim to help these economies to become less carbon-intensive while creating new opportunities for cooperation, at a time when the rise of China and growing multipolarity are complicating Africa's external relations.

Megatrends Working Paper 2024 09, 08.02.2024, 14 Seiten

doi:10.18449/2024MTA-WP09
- Zum Volltext (PDF) | 351 KB