Solidarity: An African Perspective on the New Eco-Social Contract, with Eseosa Joy Sowemimo @UNRISD
Solidarity: An African Perspective on the New Eco-Social Contract, with Eseosa Joy Sowemimo @UNRISD
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In this episode, Eseosa Joy Sowemimo, lecturer in the department of Economics at the University of Benin, Nigeria, walks us through some of the African philosophical, cultural and economic concepts and systems that have historically incorporated communitarian visions and spoused an eco-social contract.
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Solidarity: An African Perspective on the New Eco-Social Contract, with Eseosa Joy Sowemimo

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