Dr. Paul Darby (University of Ulster) on  Africa’s place in world soccer. He examines Africa’s political relations with FIFA and the role of CAF, the continental governing body. Darby then discusses his new research on the migration of young African players to Europe through case studies of Ghana’s Liberty Professionals FC and the Right to Dream Academy.

 

 Africa Past and Present: Episode 23 [37:59m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Tags: CAF, FIFA, football, Ghana, Liberty Professionals, migration, Paul Darby, politics, Right to Dream Academy, soccer

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