Dr Samuel Kehinde Okunade

Post-Doctoral Fellow, 

South Africa

Citations
40
Languages
English and Yoruba

Research Focus

I am a borderlands scholar who researches on borders and migration most especially as it concerns human trafficking and migrant smuggling in Africa. I am also interested in thinking through ways in which social and ethnic cleavages in border communities could be used for economic integration and social cohesion in Africa. And as such, I advance the course of border communities that have an age long history of marginalization and neglect by the government in Africa. I have participated in the European Union sponsored project on irregular migration in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.

Projects

  • ECOWAS Protocol on Free movement and the AfCFTA in West Africa: Costs, benefits and challenges
  • COVID-19 and African Borders in Transition
  • The Dynamics of Child Trafficking in West Africa

Positions

  • Post-Doctoral Fellow

Global goals

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Professional Organisations

  • College of Mentors and Mentees Council for the Development of Economic and Social Research in Africa, Senegal. (CODESRIA)
  • Association of Borderlands Studies, USA.
  • Centre for Migration and Borders Development (CMBD), Nigeria.

Countries

  • South Africa

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