Dr Nana Agyeman

Regional Course Director

School of Justice, Security and Sustainability

Dr Nana Agyeman is the Regional Course Director at the School of Justice, Security and Sustainability for Staffordshire, Warwickshire and West Mercia. He is an expert in human rights law, criminal law and public law. Nana is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Senior Fellow of the African Centre of International Criminal Justice.

He has published in peer-reviewed academic journals and attended several international academic conferences. His work has been featured on Aljazeera. Nana is a Member of the Research Advisory Board of the ‘Modern Marronage’ project at the School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies, University of Bristol. This is a 1.8 million Euros funded project by the European Research Council (ERC).

Professional memberships and activities

Senior Fellow, African Centre of International Criminal Justice
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Member, Law Teachers Association

Academic qualifications

PhD, University of Nottingham
LLM, University of East London
PGCAP, Lancaster University

Expertise

Public Law
Human Rights Law
Policing Law
Criminal Law
Public International Law

Research interests

Anti-trafficking rescues in Africa
Law for Policing purpose
Human Rights Conceptions
Sexuality Rights

Publications

Agyeman, N. K, Okyere, S. & Saboro, E. ‘Why Was He Videoing Us?’: The Ethics and Politics of Producing and Using Audio-Visual Materials for Trafficking and Modern Slavery Abolitionist Campaigns. Accepted by Anti-Trafficking Review.

Agyeman, N. K, (2021), Researching homosexuality in Ghana and its implication on the researcher: reflections from the field, African Identities https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14725843.2021.1880369?journalCode=cafi20

Agyeman N. K, (2021), ‘Homosexuality isn't alien to Ghanaian society’ Open Democracy, https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/beyond-trafficking-and-slavery/homosexuality-isnt-alien-ghanaian-society/

Agyeman, N. K. (2020) ‘Finding a Balance between Equivalence in Quality, and Contextual Specificities in Transnational Education: Reflections from Teaching Law in a Transnational University’. Greenhill Journal of Leadership and Governance (2) 1-13

Agyeman, N. K & Momodu, A. (2019). ‘Universal Human Rights 'Versus' Cultural Relativism: The Mediating Role of Constitutional Rights’. African Journal of Legal Studies (12) 23–46 https://brill.com/view/journals/ajls/12/1/article-p23_2.xml?language=en

Agyeman, N. K. (2019) ‘How CNN Reported On 'Child Slaves' Who Were Not Really Enslaved’ 18 Mar 2019, In: Al Jazeera

Agyeman, N. K. (2019) ‘An Akan Conception of Rights: A View of Universalism and Inalienability of Human Rights Among the Akans Of Ghana’ Lancaster University Ghana Law Journal (5) 49-64

Agyeman, N. K. (2019) ‘Law in the Bedroom: Demystifying Colonial and ‘Missionary Positions’ in Ghanaian Laws on Homosexuality’ Greenhill Journal of Leadership and Governance (1) 106-118

Agyeman, N. K. (2018) ‘Majoritarianism versus Rights: The Case of the Ghanaian Gay Community.’ Lancaster University Ghana Law Journal 18(6) 323–337

Agyeman, N. K. (2012) ‘Peace versus Justice?: The Dilemma of Transitional Justice in Africa.’ African Journal of International and Comparative Law 12 (20:1) 155-158 https://www.euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.3366/ajicl.2012.0027

nana.agyeman@staffs.ac.uk
Room Institute of Policing,
Ashley 2 Building, Staffordshire University, Leek Road,
Stoke-on-Trent