Foreign Policy Analysis

Examining Ideological Foundations Informing China & the West’s Relations with Africa

Examining Ideological Foundations Informing China & the West’s Relations with Africa

As a continent that is unfortunately suffering late development, Africa is a highly engaged region of the globe with interventions in trade, politics, and culture from the different global powers. We can taxonomize the divide of global powers intervening in Africa today under two categories; the West and China (East). How Africa benefits or loses […]

Myths & Misconceptions: How the West biases our perception of China

Myths & Misconceptions: How the West biases our perception of China

We are interesting animals, humans. Interesting! Nobel Laurette and profound cognitive psychologist Daniel Kahneman, author of “Thinking, Fast and Slow”, has argued that our brains are predisposed to give priority to bad news. That negative perceptions stick to our psyche faster than positive perceptions. If true, nowhere has this attribute of human psychology been more […]

Non-Aligned Movement Offers us Hopes for a Multipolar World

Non-Aligned Movement Offers us Hopes for a Multipolar World

By Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi. The world’s bipolar power structure which had determined the security policies of the two global powers, the USA and USSR, collapsed with the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991. This left America as the sole power with global dominance. I think that the inherent structure of unipolarity and the U.S.’s […]

China’s Example for Uganda’s Development Dilemmas

China’s Example for Uganda’s Development Dilemmas

  By Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi If you are to read only one line in this article, and merely for motivational value, it is that China reassures us of the possibility of changing the course of history. It did so. I don’t suggest we should copy and paste the Chinese model. I call that we learn […]