Akwasi Osei

Dr. Akwasi Osei is a Professor at Delaware State University, affiliated with the History, Political Science, Philosophy, and Law Studies department. He holds a BA from Oberlin College (1980), MA from Ohio University (1982), and PhD from Howard University (1986). His research focuses on Africa's global role, diaspora studies, international political economy, and interdisciplinary education. Dr. Osei served as Chair of the DSU Faculty Senate and has authored key works including Where Do I Fit? (2021) and Ghana: Recurrence and Change (1999). His work emphasizes analytical approaches to global systems and multicultural education.

Education:

• BA, Oberlin College, 1980
• MA, Ohio University, 1982
• PhD, Howard University, 1986

Research emphasizes global interconnectedness, African diasporic identities, and postcolonial political systems. His publications analyze Ghana's post-independence trajectory and global Africa's evolving dynamics. With 36+ years of teaching experience, Dr. Osei has contributed extensively to understanding international political economy through interdisciplinary lenses.

Publications highlight themes like global citizenship, cultural pluralism, and comparative political systems. His academic leadership includes faculty senate roles and collaborative edited volumes.