William Asante
Biographic Data
| ID | 3940785 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Asante |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Asante |
| SIGNATURE | ASANTE W |
| AFFILIATIONS | SD Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1104-5979 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Local governance enhancement mechanisms in Ghana
The politics of renewable energy transition in Ghana
Electoral Dynamics and the LGBTQ + Discourse in Ghana’s Assin North By-Election
Local governance and public service delivery in Ghana
The multiple streams framework and forest policy change process in Ghana
One important policy that has witnessed both change and stability is Ghana’s 1948 Forest Policy. The Policy’s implementation period has been the longest, spanning from the colonial era in 1948 to the post-colonial period of 1994. It also expanded government control over off-reserve forests and encouraged the persistent exploitation of the resource to generate foreign exchange. It is against this backdrop that this study adopts the multiple stream…
Explaining public policy change in a developing country
The quest for answers to global policy changes has engaged many a policy researcher's agenda. This has led to the adoption and application of various theoretical perspectives in a bid to explain the complex policy change process for better understanding. However, the highly contested reasons for policy change underpinned by context‐specific variables in the extant literature demand more empirically supported studies. This article responds by adop…
The judiciary and post-election conflict resolution and democratic consolidation in Ghana’s Fourth Republic
In recent times most elections in Africa have been fraught with post-elections conflicts that have had dire consequences on citizens. Kenya, Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe are few of these cases. This makes post-election conflict resolution a very important aspect of the electoral process deserving enormous attention. However, extant literature has not accorded it the needed attention. It is as a result of this, that this study investigates the nature …
Anatomy of Ghana’s parliamentary elections and democratic consolidation
Determinants of electoral patterns and voter decisions in Ghanaian politics and in the politics of many other African countries have engaged the attention of many scholars. This paper, however, departs from conventional study of voter behaviour to specifically focus on swing voters and what informs their voting decisions on Parliamentary candidates. The study obtained primary data from a nationwide survey of 3,160 voters who have voted more than …
The judiciary and post-election conflict resolution and democratic consolidation in Ghana’s Fourth Republic
In recent times most elections in Africa have been fraught with post-elections conflicts that have had dire consequences on citizens. Kenya, Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe are few of these cases. This makes post-election conflict resolution a very important aspect of the electoral process deserving enormous attention. However, extant literature has not accorded it the needed attention. It is as a result of this, that this study investigates the nature …
The politics of renewable energy transition in Ghana
Explaining public policy change in a developing country
The quest for answers to global policy changes has engaged many a policy researcher's agenda. This has led to the adoption and application of various theoretical perspectives in a bid to explain the complex policy change process for better understanding. However, the highly contested reasons for policy change underpinned by context‐specific variables in the extant literature demand more empirically supported studies. This article responds by adop…
Anatomy of Ghana’s parliamentary elections and democratic consolidation
Determinants of electoral patterns and voter decisions in Ghanaian politics and in the politics of many other African countries have engaged the attention of many scholars. This paper, however, departs from conventional study of voter behaviour to specifically focus on swing voters and what informs their voting decisions on Parliamentary candidates. The study obtained primary data from a nationwide survey of 3,160 voters who have voted more than …
The judiciary and post-election conflict resolution and democratic consolidation in Ghana’s Fourth Republic
In recent times most elections in Africa have been fraught with post-elections conflicts that have had dire consequences on citizens. Kenya, Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe are few of these cases. This makes post-election conflict resolution a very important aspect of the electoral process deserving enormous attention. However, extant literature has not accorded it the needed attention. It is as a result of this, that this study investigates the nature …
Anatomy of Ghana’s parliamentary elections and democratic consolidation
Determinants of electoral patterns and voter decisions in Ghanaian politics and in the politics of many other African countries have engaged the attention of many scholars. This paper, however, departs from conventional study of voter behaviour to specifically focus on swing voters and what informs their voting decisions on Parliamentary candidates. The study obtained primary data from a nationwide survey of 3,160 voters who have voted more than …
Explaining public policy change in a developing country
The quest for answers to global policy changes has engaged many a policy researcher's agenda. This has led to the adoption and application of various theoretical perspectives in a bid to explain the complex policy change process for better understanding. However, the highly contested reasons for policy change underpinned by context‐specific variables in the extant literature demand more empirically supported studies. This article responds by adop…
The multiple streams framework and forest policy change process in Ghana
One important policy that has witnessed both change and stability is Ghana’s 1948 Forest Policy. The Policy’s implementation period has been the longest, spanning from the colonial era in 1948 to the post-colonial period of 1994. It also expanded government control over off-reserve forests and encouraged the persistent exploitation of the resource to generate foreign exchange. It is against this backdrop that this study adopts the multiple stream…
Local governance and public service delivery in Ghana
Local governance enhancement mechanisms in Ghana
The politics of renewable energy transition in Ghana
Electoral Dynamics and the LGBTQ + Discourse in Ghana’s Assin North By-Election
Political science (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Democracy (3 works)