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Episode 6: Maritime Competition in African Waters
Guests Kamal-Deen Ali and Naunihal Singh discuss their China Maritime Reports and the forthcoming chapters in a CMSI volume of open-source analysis on China’s cross-strait amphibious capability, doctrine, and planning.Guests:Dr. CAPT Kamal-Deen Ali (Ghana Navy, ret.)Bio: Kamal-Deen Ali, PhD is founding member and Executive Director/Team Lead of the Centre for Maritime Law and Security and a senior lecturer at the University of Professional Studdies – Accrah. He was formerly the Director of Research at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College. He served in the Ghana Navy for twenty years as a military legal and operations officer.Dr. Naunihal SinghBio: Naunihal Singh, PhD, is associate professor in the National Security Affairs Department at NWC. He is a scholar of African politics, civil-military relations, and author of Seizing Power: The Strategic Logic of Military Coups (Johns Hopkins Press, 2014), a book on the dynamics and outcomes of military coups.