Author: Ikenna Obonna

Ikenna Obonna

Isiah Berlin’s concept of ‘negative liberty’ describes a classical liberal’s utopia, where people are free from external restraint on one’s actions (Berlin, 1969), whereas positive liberty focuses on the increased…

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Ikenna Obonna

Francis Fukuyama attributed the ‘end of history’ to the emergence of a ‘borderless world’ categorised by the integration of world economies (Fukuyama, 1989). This has been partly due to the…

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Ikenna Obonna

Populism refers to someone, especially a politician, whose political stances emphasise ‘ordinary people’ and often juxtapose this group against the elite. However, a by-product of modern-day populism is the individual…

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Ikenna Obonna

The abhorrent racism experienced by African people living in Guangzhou, China has caused a media furore throughout the world. Highlighting the possible decline of China-Africa relations. However, this issue of…

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