This book explores the politics, governance, and development in Ghana that have attracted the attention and interest of governments, citizens, academics and development partners in the sixty years since Ghana achieved independence. These subjects are also of interest for neighboring African countries.
This book explores the politics, governance, and development in Ghana that have attracted the attention and interest of governments, citizens, academics and development partners in the sixty years since Ghana achieved independence. These subjects are also of interest for neighboring African countries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Joseph R.A. Ayee is professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Ghana.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Naomi Chazan Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction - Politics, Governance and Development in Ghana Joseph R.A. Ayee Chapter 1: Ghana's Political Class, the Citizen and the Future of the Welfare State, 1957-2017 Kwame A. Ninsin Chapter 2: Chiefs and Politicians in Ghana: Competitors, Collaborators or Uneasy Bedfellows? Emmanuel Siaw and Alex K.D. Frempong Chapter 3: Liberal Democracy and Civil Society from "Below" in Ghana: Can the Subalterns Act? Jasper Abembia Ayelazuno and Lord Mawuko-Yevugah Chapter 4: Democracy, Civil Society and the Emergence of the National Health Insurance in Ghana Hassan Wahab Chapter 5: From Praetorian Guards to Guardians of the Fourth Republic: Problematizing the Role of the Military in Ghana's Quest for Democratic Development Nene-Lomotey Kuditchar and Timothy Ba-Taa-Banah Chapter 6: Transnational Actors and Policymaking in Ghana Rosina Foli Chapter 7: Transnational Political Activism in the Ghanaian Diaspora George M. Bob-Milliar Chapter 8: Six Decades of Ghanaian Statecraft and Asia Relations: Strategies, Strains, and Successes Lloyd G. Adu Amoah Chapter 9: Six Decades of the Public Sector in Ghana Joseph R.A. Ayee Chapter 10: Executive Dominance of Public Policy Making since Independence in Ghana: Perception or Reality? Abdulai K. Mohammed Chapter 11: A 'fine line': Examining the Delicate Relationship between Political and Bureaucratic Heads in the Civil Service of Ghana Frank L.K. Ohemeng Chapter 12: The Pitfalls and Prospects of Decentralization in Ghana: Implications for the National Mobilization for Development Agenda Richard Asante and Emmanuel Debrah Chapter 13: Change and Continuity in Ghana's Electoral Politics (1951-2016) Alex K.D. Frempong Chapter 14: Sixty Years of Independence and a Decade of Oil Discovery in Ghana: Oil Curse or Blessing? Emmanuel Graham and Ransford E.V. Gyampo Chapter 15: Ghana's Post-colonial Economy, 1957-2017 Edward Nketiah-Amponsah, Iddisah Sulemana and Gloria Afful-Mensah Conclusion Joseph R.A. Ayee About the Contributors
Foreword Naomi Chazan Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction - Politics, Governance and Development in Ghana Joseph R.A. Ayee Chapter 1: Ghana's Political Class, the Citizen and the Future of the Welfare State, 1957-2017 Kwame A. Ninsin Chapter 2: Chiefs and Politicians in Ghana: Competitors, Collaborators or Uneasy Bedfellows? Emmanuel Siaw and Alex K.D. Frempong Chapter 3: Liberal Democracy and Civil Society from "Below" in Ghana: Can the Subalterns Act? Jasper Abembia Ayelazuno and Lord Mawuko-Yevugah Chapter 4: Democracy, Civil Society and the Emergence of the National Health Insurance in Ghana Hassan Wahab Chapter 5: From Praetorian Guards to Guardians of the Fourth Republic: Problematizing the Role of the Military in Ghana's Quest for Democratic Development Nene-Lomotey Kuditchar and Timothy Ba-Taa-Banah Chapter 6: Transnational Actors and Policymaking in Ghana Rosina Foli Chapter 7: Transnational Political Activism in the Ghanaian Diaspora George M. Bob-Milliar Chapter 8: Six Decades of Ghanaian Statecraft and Asia Relations: Strategies, Strains, and Successes Lloyd G. Adu Amoah Chapter 9: Six Decades of the Public Sector in Ghana Joseph R.A. Ayee Chapter 10: Executive Dominance of Public Policy Making since Independence in Ghana: Perception or Reality? Abdulai K. Mohammed Chapter 11: A 'fine line': Examining the Delicate Relationship between Political and Bureaucratic Heads in the Civil Service of Ghana Frank L.K. Ohemeng Chapter 12: The Pitfalls and Prospects of Decentralization in Ghana: Implications for the National Mobilization for Development Agenda Richard Asante and Emmanuel Debrah Chapter 13: Change and Continuity in Ghana's Electoral Politics (1951-2016) Alex K.D. Frempong Chapter 14: Sixty Years of Independence and a Decade of Oil Discovery in Ghana: Oil Curse or Blessing? Emmanuel Graham and Ransford E.V. Gyampo Chapter 15: Ghana's Post-colonial Economy, 1957-2017 Edward Nketiah-Amponsah, Iddisah Sulemana and Gloria Afful-Mensah Conclusion Joseph R.A. Ayee About the Contributors
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