Responsibilities
Member of the research group Culture and Sports policy
Competences
Antwi holds an MSc in Sport Management from the Molde University College (2018) and an MPhil in Culture, Environment and Sustainability (2014) from the University of Oslo.
Research Interests:
Performance-enhancing technologies in elite sports
- Techno-doping
- Cyborg bodies in elite sports
- Assistive technologies in disability sports
- Emerging and controversial sports technologies
Practical perspectives on projects within Sports for Development (SFD) themes.
- Sport and sustainability
- Sport policy and politics
- Sport and inclusion
Youth football and talent scouting
CV
Publications
Articles
Derrick Charway, Bright Baffour Antwi, Ørnulf Seippel & Barrie Houlihan (2022). Sport and sustainable social development in Ghana: analysing the policy-implementation gap. https://doi.org/10.1080/17430437.2022.2130051
Dissertations
Antwi, Bright Baffour; Hauso, Lars Ramberg (2018). Pay to Play: Exploring parent's motives to enroll children into commercial football academies in Norway. Master's thesis, Molde University College https://himolde.brage.unit.no/himolde-xmlui/handle/11250/2572865
Antwi Bright Baffour (2014). Illegal Gold Mining as a Livelihood Approach in Ghana: From a Poverty Reduction Strategy to a Money-Spinning Business. Master's thesis, University of Oslo https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/40808
Chronicles / Debate
Antwi, Bright Baffour & Herskedal, Kjell-Marius (2018). Why do parents doubt the Norwegian model? https://www.fotballtreneren.no/fagartikler/spillerutvikling/hvorfor-tviler-foreldre-p%C3%A5-den-norske-modellen
"You deserve the team you get." https://www.fotballtreneren.no/nyheter/m%C3%B8te-med-kevin-keegan
Norwegian Petroholism: Norway must break out of its oil dependency. https://www.aftenposten.no/meninger/kronikk/i/Wb8zL/den-norske-petroholismen