Vol. 4 No. 1 (2016) | Contemporary Journal of African Studies

Published: 2016-11-01

Civil Society and Democratic Governance in Ghana: Emerging Roles and Challenges

Seidu Alidu, Maame A. A. Gyekye-Jandoh

1-26

DOI:

10.4314/contjas.v4i1.2

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Positive Youth Development in War-Affected Children in Uganda

Jody L. McBrien, Jan Stewart, Betty Akullu Ezati

29-56

DOI:

10.4314/contjas.v4i1.3

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Imperial Presidency and the Neo-patrimonialization of Disorder in post-Authoritarian Nigeria

Adeniyi S. Basiru

57-77

DOI:

10.4314/contjas.v4i1.4

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The Leadership/Education Nexus in the Development of Manya Krobo in Ghana 1939-1989. The Case of Oklemekuku Azzu Mate Kole

Samuel T. Addo, Alex K. Addo

79-95

DOI:

10.4314/contjas.v4i1.5

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Traditional Earth Houses in Vittin, Tamale: Identity and perception of the tradition-modernity conflict.

Irene Appeaning Addo

97-128

DOI:

10.4314/contjas.v4i1.6

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The Trope of Apotheosis and Intimations of Self-Immolation: A Deconstructive Interpretation of Mother-Daughter Dynamics in Chika Unigwe’s Night Dancer

Sola Owonibi, Funmilayo Gaji

129-153

DOI:

10.4314/contjas.v4i1.7

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Civil Society and Democratic Governance in Ghana: Emerging Roles and Challenges

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Positive Youth Development in War-Affected Children in Uganda

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Imperial Presidency and the Neo-patrimonialization of Disorder in post-Authoritarian Nigeria

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The Leadership/Education Nexus in the Development of Manya Krobo in Ghana 1939-1989. The Case of Oklemekuku Azzu Mate Kole

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Traditional Earth Houses in Vittin, Tamale: Identity and perception of the tradition-modernity conflict.

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The Trope of Apotheosis and Intimations of Self-Immolation: A Deconstructive Interpretation of Mother-Daughter Dynamics in Chika Unigwe’s Night Dancer

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