Kojo Koram

Kojo Koram is a writer and an academic, teaching at the School of Law at Birkbeck College, University of London

openDemocracy’s new film BOOMERANG, exploring the legacies of empire through Liverpool’s docks, is available online

By Kojo Koram

/ 16 Nov 2022

Johnson’s self-interested, sloganeering premiership showed how weak the British parliamentary system is

By Kojo Koram

/ 8 Jul 2022

Britain survived as a state by moving its tyranny and violence out of sight. Priti Patel’s plan to send refugees to Rwanda is business as usual

By Kojo Koram

/ 20 Apr 2022

Ministers patronise those who call for decolonisation. But UK financial loopholes are a product of the imperialist legacy we don’t want to face

By Kojo Koram

/ 15 Mar 2022

Neoliberalism could never have triumphed without the defeat of the Jamaican leader’s alternative political vision

By Kojo Koram

/ 28 Feb 2022

With big business eyeing up cannabis as a future market, it is essential that legalisation supports racial and economic justice.

By Kojo Koram

/ 29 Apr 2020