Political Analysis & Research β€” Decolonial Methods | School of Pan African Studies @schoolofpanafricanstudies
Political Analysis & Research β€” Decolonial Methods | School of Pan African Studies  @schoolofpanafricanstudies
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Africa's political landscape is entering a period of historic complexity. The standard analytical tools β€” designed for European state formation and liberal democratic transitions β€” consistently misread African political realities. This programme is the only executive-level qualification built on the premise that Africa's political complexity requires Africa's analytical frameworks.

What you'll be able to do:

🧠 Think through Africa's political reality using Pan-African thought as a live analytical tool β€” not a borrowed lens.

πŸ“Š Apply professional-grade frameworks: actor-interest mapping, causal pathway analysis, scenario modelling β€” the methods governments and multilateral institutions actually use.

πŸ” Challenge the data. Reframe governance scores, security assessments and development indicators through Pan-African lenses of epistemic justice and structural power.

πŸ›οΈ Navigate AU and REC institutions with confidence. Map veto points, identify strategic entry points, understand the real constraints inside Africa's continental governance architecture.

πŸ“ Produce outputs that decision-makers use: policy briefs, political risk analyses, strategic presentations informed by African philosophies.

Programme details:
β€’ 12 modules, 1 per week β€” executive format
β€’ IoL-Approved Leadership Certificate
β€’ Online β€” live seminars, 1:1 supervision, simulations
β€’ Programme fee: Β£1,190
β€’ Starts: October 2026

Led by: Dr. Akinwale Okoto, with Dr. Linda Smith

Ideal for: Policy analysts, researchers, civil servants, journalists, campaign staff, activists β€” anyone working in or on Africa and the African diaspora who needs analytical tools that fit the continent.

πŸ”— Register: panafricanstudies.net
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