Adama Faye

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Adama Faye is a Gambian scholar, a Master Fellow at the Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia. She is a scholar of the themes of the intersection of diplomacy, governance, and international political dynamics, with a specific interest in Africa and the Muslim world. Regarded as an analytical clarity and adherence to critical inquiry, she remains a contributor to new debates in global politics and international relations.

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Ports, Power, and the Promise of Development: Gambia’s New Dependency Dilemma

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