Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye

King's College London. Interests: Political Economy, Politics in Africa, India International Relations, India-Brazil in Africa, Electricity and Infrastructure

[DOUNIA BEN MOHAMED @DouniaBM]

🇷🇼 & 🇪🇹 : deux visions audacieuses du développement en Afrique 🌍. Entre infrastructures massives et modernisation, quelles croyances façonnent l’avenir du continent ? Une analyse signée @BarnabyJDye & @BiruckB : https://t.co/OYXciYQZOn
#Afrique #Développement #Rwanda #Ethiopie

[DOUNIA BEN MOHAMED @DouniaBM]

🇷🇼 & 🇪🇹: two bold visions for Africa's development 🌍. Massive infrastructure vs modernization—what beliefs shape the continent’s future?
📖 Read the analysis by @BarnabyJDye & @BiruckB on ANA: https://t.co/Ue5OjHMtaW
#Africa #Development #Rwanda #Ethiopia #Infrastructure

[Eric Cezne @eric_cezne]

📚The e-book of "Africa's Global Infrastructures: South-South Transformations in Practice" is now available #OpenAccess. Check it out for a collection of brilliant chapters on how infrastructures shape and are shaped by Africa's South-South relations: https://t.co/GPSo2UcEeN

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

@JKPlummer @SaklaniGeog Hello Judith - unfortunately in the true academic style we haven't proposed policy recommendations but were more trying to trace what change has happened and what drove that change. I have sent you the chapter!

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

Chapter out – How does the World Bank reform? Only through shareholders? Has reform meaningfully changed socio-environmental impacts or do World Bank projects still create widespread negatives? @SaklaniGeog and I write in a new World Bank compendium
https://t.co/yW6wXj72X9
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[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

May be on interest to: @pritishbehuria @EmmaMawdsley @juliankirchherr @drnatinwater @ohensengerth @Markbohlund @oxfordwater @drkrischan @markmulligan @KingsWaterKCL @Kings_SGA @KingsIntDev @KingsSSPP

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

Rather, our findings demonstrate the importance of internal cultures, and conflict between different -often ideologically-opposed groups.
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[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

@Kings_SGA @KingsIntDev @KingsSSPP @ALC_KCL

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

First quote in the Economist out on India-Africa relations in the context of Adani. Highlighting the role of the private sector in the relationship. Pleasure to engage with @TomGardner18
https://t.co/oHFTF6O4qI

[Alex Beresford @A_Beresford]

Interested in just transitions and climate politics in Africa?

If so we have a panel at ECAS2025 in Prague you could join.

The panel explores demands for justice in African responses to the climate crisis…..

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

I was interviewed for SABC's OnTheMove for work on development ambitions and modernisation ideologies across Africa in the last 2 decades - listen here:
https://t.co/bUhpx5YaYF
@Kings_SGA
@KingsIntDev

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

Are there common ideas and policies across illiberal states in Africa? How much does ideology matter? A special issue explores just this theme, analysing a return to modernist development ideology in the last 20 years
https://t.co/NnppvOk84C
Intro: https://t.co/3m1ZeDE35Y
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[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

@Kings_SGA Interview on this article broadcast on Australia's ABC https://t.co/i0p5Rj1GYK
I review the article's main findings, the motiviations for India in Africa and relations between continent and country in the context of the G20

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

@Kings_SGA @KingsIntDev

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

Interview on this article broadcast on Australia's ABC
https://t.co/i0p5Rj1GYK
I review the article's main findings, the motiviations for India in Africa and relations between continent and country in the context of the G20

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

Retweeting my article for the diplomat
https://t.co/IKG5juS03L
Original thread explaining it here:

[King's Global Affairs @Kings_SGA]

Far from displaying signs of a rapid take-off, ties between India and Africa are bumpy.

In a recent article, Dr @BarnabyJDye explains how the relationship has not lived up to expectations and outlines what is needed to boost political ties.

Read:
https://t.co/QBtZP3F4S7

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

@PoCoSecurity; @eric_cezne; @HurstPublishers; @OUPAcademic; @YifanMiaYang ; @KCLSecurity @KCL_CGS @KingsCollegeLon @ChinaGSProject @janknoerich @Kings_SGA; @ALC_KCL @EmmaMawdsley @dantmlarge @KragelundP @MohanGiles @IndrajitRoyYork; @SaklaniGeog @PadraigCarmody @Politics_Oxford

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

How do Brazilian and Indian relations with Africa compare and how do both engaged in infrastructure bulidng? A new chpater with @mat_alencastro and Prof. Soares de Oliveira analyses this the boom in both countries’ infrastructure building, and their fall
https://t.co/Lzz89PjIYY

[Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye @BarnabyJDye]

... emphasising the private sector as a serious agent in forging international relations. Second, we demonstrate how domestic politics is refracted into the international sphere, shaping both state's development cooperation and ultimately, infrastructure sucesses and failures.