Kwame A Ninsin
Biographic Data
| ID | 102400 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kwame A Ninsin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kwame A |
| FAMILY NAME | Ninsin |
| SIGNATURE | NINSIN K A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ghana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Three Levels of State Reordering
This chapter attempts to explicate aspects of the problematique and how the state responds to the challenges arising out of it. It shows how the state in Africa has been reacting to its crisis of legitimacy and accumulation. The chapter argues that state reordering is a peremptory process imposed by the state&s;s own inability to promote economic growth and manage the efficient distribution of social wealth, and that this is the result of constra…
Issues in Ghana's Electoral Politics
Elections and Representation in Ghana’s Democracy
Markets and liberal democracy
IMF-World Bank and Labor's Burdens in Africa
Globalization and Ghana's Industrial Relations at the End of the Twentieth Century Political Changes and Industrial Relations in Ghana: 1986-2000 Major Industrial Relations Institutions in Ghana: Some Trends and Recent Developments Globalization and Structural Adjustment: An Assessment of Ghana's Economic Competitiveness Labor and the Triple Challenges of Globalization, Structural Adjustment and the Transition to Multi-party Democracy in Ghana Gh…
Three Schools of Democracy in Africa
Big Men, Small Boys and Politics in Ghana
Journal Article Big Men, Small Boys and Politics in Ghana: Power, ideology and the burden of history, 1982–1994 Get access Big Men, Small Boys and Politics in Ghana: Power, ideology and the burden of history, 1982–1994, by Paul Nugent. Pinter, 1995. xiv+306pp. £55 hardback. ISBN 1-85567-373-8. KWAME NINSIN KWAME NINSIN African Association of Political ScienceHarare Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African A…
Murder and Politics in Colonial Ghana
Journal Article Murder and Politics in Colonial Ghana Get access Murder and Politics in Colonial Ghana, by Richard Rathbone. Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1993. vix + 209 pages. Hardback £30.00. ISBN 0-300-05504-8. KWAME A. NINSIN KWAME A. NINSIN University of Ghana Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 94, Issue 377, October 1995, Pages 592–593, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxf…
Ghana under Rawlings
The State, Development and Politics in Ghana
The State, Development and Politics in Ghana
Economic modernisation and social change
The coastal village of Mumford has doubled in population since 1948, and in the space of ten years has seen its fishing fleet change from sailing canoes to outboard motors and then to fishing vessels. The article examines four issues. First, the changes in fishing technology; second, an analysis of the changes andcontinuities in the structures of production and in the ownership ofthe instruments of production. Thirdly, it discusses the way the lo…
Recognising Left and Right in Ghanaian Politics
If theories or concepts of the classical social science scholars were to be accepted as dogma, academic discussion as well as intellectual creativity would cease. This caution should apply to the definition of concepts like the Left and Right in politics. Otherwise, we cannot today talk of Left and Right in any of the major North American and Western European political parties. Neither would the existence of such tendencies be conceivable in eith…
The Spark
Ghanaian Politics After 1981
Depuis le coup d'état du 31 décembre 1981, le Ghana est gouverné par le Conseil Provincial de la Défense Nationale sous la présidence de Jerry Rowlings. Les premiers actes et les premières déclarations du nouveau gouvernement semblaient être favorables à une “révolution démocratique” à l'intérieur de laquelle les droits de tous les Ghanéens seraient respectés. Cela impliquait un affaiblissement du pouvoir des éléments de droite et le soutien de l…
Nkrumah's Socialism
No abstract
The State, Development and Politics in Ghana
Ghana under Rawlings
Ghanaian Politics After 1981
Depuis le coup d'état du 31 décembre 1981, le Ghana est gouverné par le Conseil Provincial de la Défense Nationale sous la présidence de Jerry Rowlings. Les premiers actes et les premières déclarations du nouveau gouvernement semblaient être favorables à une “révolution démocratique” à l'intérieur de laquelle les droits de tous les Ghanéens seraient respectés. Cela impliquait un affaiblissement du pouvoir des éléments de droite et le soutien de l…
The Spark
Nkrumah's Socialism
No abstract
The Spark
Ghanaian Politics After 1981
Depuis le coup d'état du 31 décembre 1981, le Ghana est gouverné par le Conseil Provincial de la Défense Nationale sous la présidence de Jerry Rowlings. Les premiers actes et les premières déclarations du nouveau gouvernement semblaient être favorables à une “révolution démocratique” à l'intérieur de laquelle les droits de tous les Ghanéens seraient respectés. Cela impliquait un affaiblissement du pouvoir des éléments de droite et le soutien de l…
Recognising Left and Right in Ghanaian Politics
If theories or concepts of the classical social science scholars were to be accepted as dogma, academic discussion as well as intellectual creativity would cease. This caution should apply to the definition of concepts like the Left and Right in politics. Otherwise, we cannot today talk of Left and Right in any of the major North American and Western European political parties. Neither would the existence of such tendencies be conceivable in eith…
The State, Development and Politics in Ghana
Economic modernisation and social change
The coastal village of Mumford has doubled in population since 1948, and in the space of ten years has seen its fishing fleet change from sailing canoes to outboard motors and then to fishing vessels. The article examines four issues. First, the changes in fishing technology; second, an analysis of the changes andcontinuities in the structures of production and in the ownership ofthe instruments of production. Thirdly, it discusses the way the lo…
The State, Development and Politics in Ghana
Ghana under Rawlings
Murder and Politics in Colonial Ghana
Journal Article Murder and Politics in Colonial Ghana Get access Murder and Politics in Colonial Ghana, by Richard Rathbone. Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1993. vix + 209 pages. Hardback £30.00. ISBN 0-300-05504-8. KWAME A. NINSIN KWAME A. NINSIN University of Ghana Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 94, Issue 377, October 1995, Pages 592–593, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxf…
Big Men, Small Boys and Politics in Ghana
Journal Article Big Men, Small Boys and Politics in Ghana: Power, ideology and the burden of history, 1982–1994 Get access Big Men, Small Boys and Politics in Ghana: Power, ideology and the burden of history, 1982–1994, by Paul Nugent. Pinter, 1995. xiv+306pp. £55 hardback. ISBN 1-85567-373-8. KWAME NINSIN KWAME NINSIN African Association of Political ScienceHarare Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African A…
Three Schools of Democracy in Africa
IMF-World Bank and Labor's Burdens in Africa
Globalization and Ghana's Industrial Relations at the End of the Twentieth Century Political Changes and Industrial Relations in Ghana: 1986-2000 Major Industrial Relations Institutions in Ghana: Some Trends and Recent Developments Globalization and Structural Adjustment: An Assessment of Ghana's Economic Competitiveness Labor and the Triple Challenges of Globalization, Structural Adjustment and the Transition to Multi-party Democracy in Ghana Gh…
Markets and liberal democracy
Issues in Ghana's Electoral Politics
Elections and Representation in Ghana’s Democracy
Three Levels of State Reordering
This chapter attempts to explicate aspects of the problematique and how the state responds to the challenges arising out of it. It shows how the state in Africa has been reacting to its crisis of legitimacy and accumulation. The chapter argues that state reordering is a peremptory process imposed by the state&s;s own inability to promote economic growth and manage the efficient distribution of social wealth, and that this is the result of constra…
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