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Radio Interview on Africa - China Relations

Feature Article Radio Interview on Africa - China Relations
FRI, 20 JAN 2012

Radio Interview:
In this one-hour radio interview, Walter Turner, host of the Africa Today programme of Radio KPFA 94.1 in Berkeley, California, USA speaks to Professor Adams Bodomo in November 2011, when he spent a semester at Stanford University's Humanities Center as International Scholar. The one-hour discussion covers various issues including where he was born in Ghana, where he went to school, and his contributions and legacy in the fields of Linguistics and African Studies, particularly Africa - China Relations.

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http://www.kpfa.org/archive/id/76555
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Prof Bodomo, a native of Ghana, is currently Director of the African Studies Programme at the University of Hong Kong and author of two new books on Globalization and China's engagement with Africa titled: The Globalization of Investment in Africa (published in Spanish as La Globalizacion de las Inversiones en Africa), Catarata, Madrid; and Africans in China: A Socio-Cultural Study and its Implications on Africa - China Relations, Cambria Press, New York.

Adams B. Bodomo
Adams B. Bodomo, © 2012

Prof Adams Bodomo, a Linguistics and International Studies Scholar, is Director of the African Studies Programme at the University of Hong Kong, China where he teaches courses on Linguistics, Africa-China Studies, and Africa's Experiences with Globalization. . More Prof Adams Bodomo, a Linguistics and International Studies Scholar, is Director of the African Studies Programme at the University of Hong Kong, China where he teaches courses on Linguistics, Africa-China Studies, and Africa's Experiences with Globalization. He is the author of many books including the following titles: Computer-Mediated Communication (IGI Press), The Structure of Dagaare (Stanford University CSLI Press), Let's Speak Twi (Stanford University CSLI Press) and two forthcoming books, Africans in China (Cambria Press), and The Globalization of Foreign Investment in Africa: China, Europe and India in Tandem (Casa Africa/Los Libros de la Catarata, Madrid, Spain).Column: Adams B. Bodomo

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