Connecting with the Past, Building the Future

Bibiography

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   1. Addo-Fening, Robert

   . 2003. “Chieftaincy in Historical Perspective: pre-colonial and colonial”. Paper given at the International Conference on Chieftaincy and Governance, University of Ghana at Legon, January 2003.
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   1. Antubam, Kofi

   . 1963. Ghana’s Heritage and Culture. Koehler and Amelang. Leipzig.
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   1. Brempong, Arhin

   . 2001. Transformations in Traditional Rule in Ghana (1951–1996). Sedco, Accra.
4. 1. Clarke, Kamari

   . 2004. Mapping Yoruba Networks: Power and Agency in the Making of Transnational Communities. Duke University Press, Durham, NC.
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   1. Daily Graphic

   20.8.2003: “Remittances fetch $1.4bn”. Timothy Gobah: p.1.
6. 1. Hasty, Jennifer

   . 2003. “Rites of Passage, Routes of Redemption: Emancipation Tourism and the Wealth of Culture”, Africa Today 49 (3) pp 46–76.

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   1. Manuh, Takyiwaa

   . 2001. “Ghanaian migrants in Toronto, Canada: care of kin and gender relations”, Institute of African Studies Research Review 17 (NS)2, pp1 7–26.

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   1. Peil, Margaret

   . 1995. “Ghanaians Abroad” African Affairs 94: pp 345–367.

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   1. Rathbone, Richard

   . 2000. Nkrumah and the Chiefs. James Currey, Oxford.
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    1. Ross, Doran

    . 1998. Wrapped in Pride: Ghanaian Kente and African American Identity. UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History Textile Series 2. University of California, Los Angeles.
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    1. Sarpong, Peter

    . 1974. Ghana in Retrospect and Prospect: some aspects of Ghanaian Culture. Ghana Publishing Corporation, Accra-Tema.
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    1. Wilks, Ivor

    . 1998. “‘Unity and Progress’: Asante politics revisited”. Ghana Studies 1: pp 151–179.

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    1. Yankah, Kwesi

    . 1995. Speaking for the Chief Okyeame and the politics of Akan royal oratory. Indiana University Press, Bloomington.