(1 video; 6 papers, 3 with)

Title of panel:

Long abstract:
Europe has a long and partly troubled history of supporting/influencing Africa's knowledge sector. Not only individual 'donor' countries (including the Netherlands, but clearly also the former colonial powers, and ever more Germany) but also the EU as a whole have designed and implemented many knowledge support programmes. What are the current plans, and how does Europe cope with the current anxieties in Africa's knowledge landscape?

6 Accepted papers:
1	Dissecting two minds on decolonisation: the correlate between Eurocentric conceptualization of Afrocentric ideas, innovations and epistemology
2	The new Africa - Europe Alliance: opportunity to move from knowledge transfer to knowledge co-creation
3	Can (African) knowledge revitalise dialogue between Europe and Africa
4	Afrique - Europe: je t'aime, moi non plus ! (I love you? nor do I)
5	Universities in Africa and Europe: how are they interrelating in a novel knowledge infrastructure?
6	The EU as a model for African regionalism: decolonizing regional integration in Africa?