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Socioeconomic Shocks, Inequality and Food Systems

With a view to articulating the effects of socioeconomic shocks in the Global South, Prof Evans Osabuohien led a team of scholars, including Gbadebo Odularu (Bay Atlantic University-BAU, & SERAP, Washington DC, USA), Daniel UFUA (Covenant University, Nigeria), Darline Augustine (City University of New York-CUNY, USA) and Romanus Osabohien (Covenant University, Nigeria) to work on a Special Issue. The Special Issue is titled Socioeconomic Shocks, Inequality and Food Systems in the Global South featured in Contemporary Social Science published by Taylor & Francis.

The scholarly piece offers an in-depth insight on the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the sustainable development goals. Also, it reviews macroeconomic policy instituted by governments and development partners to boost post-pandemic recovery. In addition, it provides an opportunity to underscore the challenges across various critical sectors and countries in the Global South. In sum, the Special Issue responds to the need for comprehensive documentation of national governments’ policies in the Global South.

The details on the Guest Editorial and the Articles featured in the Special Issue at the publisher’s website.

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Prof Evans Osabuohien is a good team player, hardworking, intelligent and self-driven who demonstrates maturity, innovativeness and responsibility on any assignment. He is endowed with a pleasant personality and capability to work effectively in multi-cultural environments. He has executed funded research projects as an individual, team leader, and team member. He is astute in research, which has resulted in the publication of books and numerous scholarly articles. In November 2022, he was ranked among the top 2% in his research field. He has participation in conferences/workshops/short courses across the world. He was appointed as the Head of Department (HOD) in 2016, emerging as the Youngest HOD in the University. He received a Double Promotion to the Rank of a Full Professor of Economics in December 2017, which made him the Youngest Professor in the University. In May 2020, he was recognised as ‘One of the 6 Youngest Professors Nigeria Ever Had’. He is the Pioneer Chair at the Centre for Economic Policy and Development Research (CEPDeR) as well as the Pioneer Chair for Regional Centre of Expertise, Ogun State (RCE Ogun). He is a member of many International Learned Societies/Professional Associations. He is a Visiting Professor at Witten/Herdecke University, Germany and Visiting Scholar at University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (June- December, 2020).