Lloyd G Adu AmoahLloyd G. Adu Amoah graduated First Class Honours (B.A. Philosophy) and top of his graduating class at the University of Ghana. His long essay was written under the supervision of the eminent philosopher Prof. Kwame Gyekye. He then proceeded to take hs M.A. at the Legon Centre for International Affairs and Diplomacy. He earned his doctorate (Public Administration with a concentration in Policy Analysis) at Wuhan University, China. He did his post doctorate at the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) at the University of Leiden, the Netherlands. While studying for his doctorate, he took courses and was mentored by the noted theorist of the public policy process, the late Prof. Paul Sabatier, at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark. He had a stint working at the Ghanaian Presidency. He has worked before as an associate editor of a newspaper (and co-editor of a magazine) and columnist/writer for notable locaI and international magazines (eg. BBC Focus on Africa Magazine, and Africa Report, https: //www.theafricareport.com/) and newspapers. He has worked as well as a community organizer for a project in Nima for deprived urban communities. He taught at Ashesi University as an Assistant Professor for almost a decade before moving to the University of Ghana. He is currently Senior Lecturer at the Dept. of Political Science and simultaneously founding Director of the Centre for Asian Studies at the University of Ghana, Legon. He considers himself a public intellectual. Read More Read Less