Poster for the Model African Union Conference at the University of Bayreuth. Theme: “Pathways to Women’s and Youth Empowerment: Building Inclusive Institutions & Shifting Norms for Sustainable Development.” Dates: 9–12 April 2026. Warm brown, red, and yellow brush-stroke design with an African Union-style emblem on the left and a woman’s profile in a headwrap on the right. Bottom section shows illustrated raised fists of different skin colors and a woman; logos for the University of Bayreuth, the Institute of African Studies, and Africa Multiple, plus a QR code.
Join the MAU Bayreuth Conference 2026 on “Pathways to Women’s and Youth Empowerment: Building Inclusive Institutions and Shifting Norms for Sustainable Development.” Be part of an #AfricanUnion simulation and engage in international debates and policy-making.
Apply now: www.modelafricanunion.de
18.02.2026 15:22 —
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Visual GIGA Focus: Ten Things to Watch in Africa in 2026
#Africa enters 2026 at a crossroads: Gen Z protests, debt crises, Chinese and Russian expansion – Yet African states will leverage critical partnerships to assert agency. In our latest #GIGAFocus, Tevin Tafese and @cvonsoest.bsky.social present 10 things to watch: www.giga-hamburg.de/en/publicati...
09.01.2026 09:59 —
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The Lion King: Moroccan Football and Sports Diplomacy as a Means of Power Legitimation
Studies into soft power and public diplomacy have become a standard repertoire in contemporary social sciences and international relations in particular. This chapter positions itself within this trad...
*Moroccan Football and Sports Diplomacy as a Means of Power Legitimation*
doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-97705-3_12
New book chapter by Andreas Wüst on football as an instrument of power legitimation in Morocco, examining sports diplomacy and international positioning. #AfricanPolitics #SportsPolitics
19.12.2025 14:17 —
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Judicial Diplomacy in African REC Courts. Available in the NOMOS 'Politics and Societies in Africa' series: doi.org/10.5771/9783748955535
*Judicial Diplomacy in Africa*
doi.org/10.5771/9783748955535
Great new book by Diana Kisakye, out now, fully open access, thanks to @africamultiple.bsky.social !
Diana analyses how the East African Court of Justice interacts with off-bench actors to promote their mission. #JudicialDiplomacy
26.11.2025 10:16 —
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