Omolade Adunbi
- Literature, Science, & Arts
- Afroamerican and African Studies
- Program in the Environment
Dr. Adunbi is a political anthropologist and an Assistant Professor at the Department of Afroamerican and African Studies (DAAS). His areas of research explore issues related to resource distribution, governance, human and environmental rights, power, culture, transnational institutions, multinational corporations and the postcolonial state. His current research focuses on the growing interest of China in Africa's natural resources and its interrelatedness to infrastructural projects. His teaching interest include transnationalism, globalization, power, violence, human and environmental rights, the postcolonial state, social theory, resource distribution and contemporary African society, culture and politics.
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- Education Programs
- Dow Programs
- Distinguished Faculty Fellow
- Teaching Support
- Dow Programs
- Emerging Opportunities
- Catalyst Grants
- Reviewer
- Catalyst Grants