Asante: China and Africa relations: Making their lunch or eating it? Journal of African Political Economy and Development | ISSN 2518-847X | Volume 2 | December 2017 China and Africa relations: Making their lunch or eating it? Richard Asante And Emmanuel Debrah Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana, Legon Email: richasagh@yahoo.com/rasante@ug.edu.gh Abstract Despite the […]
Journal of African Political Economy and Development Vol 2 Dec 2017 Journal of African Political Economy and Development | ISSN 2518-847X | Volume 2 | December 2017 Advent of mobile telecommunications in Ghana: Their role and contribution to the business activities of small and medium-scale enterprises Peter Arthur+ And Emmanuel Arthur* + Department of Political […]
Katusiimeh: Politics and organisational capacities of key organisations in Uganda Journal of African Political Economy and Development | ISSN 2518-847X | Volume 2 | December 2017 Politics and organisational capacities of selected key fiscal and social institutions in Uganda Mesharch W. Katusiimeh Department of Leadership and Governance, Makerere University Business School, Kampala E-mail: mkatusiimeh@gmail.com/katusiimeh@yahoo.com […]
Journal of African Political Economy and Development Vol 2 Dec 2017 Journal of African Political Economy and Development | ISSN 2518-847X | Volume 2 | December 2017 Legalizing small scale gold mining in Gbane in the Upper East Region, Ghana. Henry Awinibod Ayamba*, Aminu Dramani# and Olivia Agbenyega+ * Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Ghana. […]
Journal of African Political Economy and Development Vol 2 Dec 2017 Journal of African Political Economy and Development | ISSN 2518-847X | Volume 2 | December 2017 Prophets of development: An investigation into Kaiser Industries’ economic relationship with Ghana, 1957-1965 Osei Boakye Department of History, Stanford University Email:oseibo@stanford.edu;oseirus@gmail.com Abstract Kaiser Industries had been able […]
For a long time now, social networks have been hailed for lowering otherwise high information and search cost to agents as well as making a principal’s market dominance increasingly ample. We therefore use the data from the 2016 FinAccess Household Survey for Kenya to unravel the effects of family networks in increasing the probabilities of […]