Abstract
The urgency, the ethical necessity and the political procedures of restitution are now widely known and recognised. In many African countries, initial experiences have already been made and some more far-reaching aspects are currently being intensively discussed.
MIASA Public Round Table in collaboration with CEGENSA
Speakers:
Professor Awo Manu Asiedu (University of Ghana)
Dr. Doris Akyere Boateng (University of Ghana)
Dr. Jenny Mbaye (City University of London)
This workshop was held for early- and mid-career post-doctoral female academics who are affiliated in the Social Sciences and Humanities with universities or research institutes in Africa. Participants came from a broad range of disciplines, and work on one or more of MIASA’s main research themes (https://www.ug.edu.gh/mias-africa/research-profile).
The world lives with the falsehood that on planet earth, there is one universal correct way of being human, i.e., the Western way of thinking, of being and of doing, which is constructed as a one-size-fits-all model, the “default drive” for the entire world.
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