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Framing and conflict: the case of the Asante Akyem North district’s farmer-herder conflict in Ghana

Appiah-Boateng, Sabina; Kendie, Stephen, B. (Journal of aggression, conflict and peace research, 2021-11)

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore how framing of conflict in different phases is constructed and how the specific framing affects the development of the conflict and its management in the farmer–herder ...
Coping Strategies for Victims of Farmer–Herder Conflicts in Ghana

Appiah-Boateng, Sabina (Journal of peace psychology, 2022)

Farmer–herder conflicts occur in many agroecological areas in Ghana. These conflicts are often violent with devastating consequences. Interestingly, many victims of farmer–herder violence still live in conflict zones despite ...
Peacebuilding in post-conflict societies: a study of nongovernmental organisations in Yendi

Konlan, George, B. (University of Cape Coast, 2016-01)

Socio-economic development is viewed as a pre-requisite for improving the living standards of people in the developing world. Internal peace and stability are indeed indispensable conditions for any progress towards ...
The gendered dynamics of production relations in Ghanaian coastal fishing

Britwum, A. O. (2009)
Power resources and organising informal economy workers.

Britwum, A. O. (2018)
Institutionalising Gender and Women's Studies at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana

Britwum, A. O.; Oduro, G. Y.; Prah, M. (2014)

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) is credited in Ghana for having the first female Vice-Chancellor, yet it experiences gender disparities. The establishment of a Centre for Gender Research, Advocacy and Documentation ...
Power Resources and Organising Informal Economy Workers

Britwum, Akua, O (Global Issues, 2018-05-31)
The Challenge of Globalization, Labor Market Restructuring and Union Democracy in Ghana

Britwum, Akua, O; Martens, Pim (African Studies Quarterly, 2008)

The resulting labor market transformations imposed by adjustment of national economies prompt changes in the organizational strategies of labor movements. Such strategies impact union governance and undermine union ...
The Gendered Dynamics of Production Relations in Ghanaian Coastal Fishing

Britwum, Akua, O (Feature article, 2009)
INSTITUTIONALISING GENDER AND WOMEN’S STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST IN GHANA

Britwum, Akua, O.; Oduro, Georgina, Y.; Prah, Mansah (Rwandan Journal of Education, 2014)

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) is credited in Ghana for having the first female Vice-Chancellor, yet it experiences gender disparities. The establishment of a Centre for Gender Research, Advocacy and Documentation ...
Power Resources and Organising Informal Economy Workers

Britwum, Akua, O (Global Issues, 2018-05-31)

Framing and conflict: the case of the Asante Akyem North district’s farmer-herder conflict in Ghana

Appiah-Boateng, Sabina; Kendie, Stephen, B. (Journal of aggression, conflict and peace research, 2021-11)

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore how framing of conflict in different phases is constructed and how the specific framing affects the development of the conflict and its management in the farmer–herder ...
Coping Strategies for Victims of Farmer–Herder Conflicts in Ghana

Appiah-Boateng, Sabina (Journal of peace psychology, 2022)

Farmer–herder conflicts occur in many agroecological areas in Ghana. These conflicts are often violent with devastating consequences. Interestingly, many victims of farmer–herder violence still live in conflict zones despite ...
Peacebuilding in post-conflict societies: a study of nongovernmental organisations in Yendi

Konlan, George, B. (University of Cape Coast, 2016-01)

Socio-economic development is viewed as a pre-requisite for improving the living standards of people in the developing world. Internal peace and stability are indeed indispensable conditions for any progress towards ...
The gendered dynamics of production relations in Ghanaian coastal fishing

Britwum, A. O. (2009)
Power resources and organising informal economy workers.

Britwum, A. O. (2018)
Institutionalising Gender and Women's Studies at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana

Britwum, A. O.; Oduro, G. Y.; Prah, M. (2014)

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) is credited in Ghana for having the first female Vice-Chancellor, yet it experiences gender disparities. The establishment of a Centre for Gender Research, Advocacy and Documentation ...
Power Resources and Organising Informal Economy Workers

Britwum, Akua, O (Global Issues, 2018-05-31)
The Challenge of Globalization, Labor Market Restructuring and Union Democracy in Ghana

Britwum, Akua, O; Martens, Pim (African Studies Quarterly, 2008)

The resulting labor market transformations imposed by adjustment of national economies prompt changes in the organizational strategies of labor movements. Such strategies impact union governance and undermine union ...
The Gendered Dynamics of Production Relations in Ghanaian Coastal Fishing

Britwum, Akua, O (Feature article, 2009)
INSTITUTIONALISING GENDER AND WOMEN’S STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST IN GHANA

Britwum, Akua, O.; Oduro, Georgina, Y.; Prah, Mansah (Rwandan Journal of Education, 2014)

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) is credited in Ghana for having the first female Vice-Chancellor, yet it experiences gender disparities. The establishment of a Centre for Gender Research, Advocacy and Documentation ...
Power Resources and Organising Informal Economy Workers

Britwum, Akua, O (Global Issues, 2018-05-31)

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