Hagan Sibiri
Hagan Sibiri is a Senior Research Fellow at the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA) and a member of the Ghana Institute of International Affairs (GhIIA). Previously, he held the position of Research Fellow at the Afro-Sino Centre of International Relations (ASCIR) and was a Research Contributor for NTU-SBF Centre of African Studies (CAS) at Nanyang Technological University. He earned his PhD in International Politics from Fudan University. His research primarily centres on China-Africa relations, specifically political, security, and social interactions. He has numerous journal articles and publications to his credit, including appearances in journals such as the East Asian Community Review, Insight on Africa, Africa Spectrum, Chinese Journal of International Review, China Quarterly of International Strategic Studies, Harvard Africa Policy Journal, and Kennedy School Review, among others.
Recent publications:
“Demystifying China’s Involvement in African Peace and Security Architecture” Chinese Journal of International Review, (June, 2021), 2(3):
2150001, 1–19.
“The Emerging Phenomenon of Anti-Chinese Populism in Africa: Evidence from Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Ghana” Insight on Africa, (Jan. 2021), 13(1):
7–27.
“The Resilience of African Migrant Entrepreneurs in China under COVID-19” (With Prah, D.), Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, (Nov. 2021), 13(5): 1119–1133.
“Present and Emerging Threats to Ghana-China Relations” In Sixty Years of Ghana-China Relations: Friendship, Friction, and the Future, ed., Lloyd G.
Amoah, Accra: University of Ghana Press, (2021), 145–164.
“China’s Poverty Reduction Success: Insights for Africa” Africa-China Centre for Policy & Advisory, and The Business and Financial Times, pp. 17.
(30 August 2023).
“The BRICS and Africa’s Strategic Interests” Africa-China Centre for Policy & Advisory, and The Business and Financial Times, pp. 16. (August 2023).