African Perspectives on China in Africa





Horace Campbell is a distinguished scholar, activist, and author whose work bridges the intersections of international relations, African history, and global justice. With a career spanning academia and grassroots movements, he has held positions at institutions such as the University of Dar es Salaam and Syracuse University, where he imparts critical insights into the dynamics of power and resistance. Campbell's writings challenge dominant narratives on imperialism and militarism, advocating for Pan-African solidarity and equitable global structures. His seminal book, Global NATO and the Catastrophic Failure in Libya, dissects the 2011 intervention's devastating consequences, exposing the perils of Western hegemony in Africa. Through rigorous analysis and passionate prose, Campbell continues to inspire readers to rethink international policies and foster transformative change.