S K B Asante
Biographic Data
| ID | 5445136 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S K B Asante |
| GIVEN NAMES | S K B |
| FAMILY NAME | Asante |
| SIGNATURE | ASANTE S K B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ghana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Regionalism and Africa's Development: Expectations, Reality and Challenges
Foreword K.Y. Amoako - Preface - List of Tables - List of Acronyms - Introduction: Africa and the World of Regionalism: Old and New - PART 1: REGIONALISM IN AFRICA: THE FIRST PHASE - Regionalism as Key Element of African Development Strategy - Experience of Regionalism in Africa: A Critical Appraisal - Interlocking Problems of African Regionalism - PART 2: INTO THE 1990s: THE NEW PHASE OF REGIONALISM IN AFRICA - New Regional Initiatives in Africa…
International conference on understanding contemporary Africa: India and south‐south co‐operation
The process of regional integration in now inextricably linked to that of economic development. Myriad regional and sub‐regional organisations in Africa testify to intensive efforts to harness regional co‐operation to the task of African development. However, there is a striking contradiction between emphasis on the need for economic co‐operation and integration in Africa and the scanty evidence of practical success. The article argues that the s…
The need for regional integration: A challenge for Africa
The University of Ghana has decided to establish an African Centre for Regional Integration. The Centre will help to provide a new direction to the current integration process in Africa and respond effectively to perceived interlocking challenges that are clogging the wheels of the process of regionalism on the continent. This Briefing highlights the striking contradiction between general emphasis on the need for economic integration in Africa an…
An independent Namibia? The future facing SWAPO
(1989). An independent Namibia? The future facing SWAPO. Third World Quarterly: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 1-19
The Political Economy of Regionalism in Africa: A Decade of the Economic Community of West African States
On no continent has interest in closer union been more persistent and pervasive than throughout Africa. Although the political commitment needed to sustain viable regional institutions has not always matched the rhetoric, the continent today is laced with a myriad of organizations with varying aims, memberships, and achievements. Despite periodic shocks and setbacks, the ideology of African unity continues to command an impressive measure of supp…
The lomé convention: Towards perpetuation of dependence or promotion of interdependence
The conclusion on 28 February 1975 of the Lome Convention between (the original forty-six risen to sixty) African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) states, and the nine European Economic Community (EEC) nations has no doubt been an important event in world development cooperation. This Convention was intended to symbolise a new era in relations between industrialised countries of Western Europe and the Third World an era in which there would be a real…
Pan-African Protest: West Africa and the Italo-Ethiopian Crisis, 1934-1941
The Neglected Aspects of the Activities of the Gold Coast Aborigines Rights Protection Society
DISCUSSION RELATING to Gold Coast Aborigines Rights Protection Society (A.R.P.S.), which was formed in 1898 as a protest movement against local government's Lands Bill of 1897, has hitherto tended to concentrate exclusively on Society's role in local politics of Gold Coast.1 It is not commonly appreciated that Society also looked beyond limits of its immediate objectives,2 and took interest in, and identified itself with, worldwide movement of co…
The Italo-Ethiopian conflict: A case study in British West African response to crisis diplomacy in the 1930s
This article attempts to examine the reaction of the anti-colonial nationalists in British West Africa to the diplomacy of their ruling colonial power with regard to the Italo-Ethiopian crisis of 1935–6. This reaction was largely influenced by the nationalists' claim to special relationship with Britain and their firm belief not only in British power but also in the British ‘gospel of equity and fair-play’. Consequently, when Britain and France, …
The Catholic Missions, British West African Nationalists, and the Italian Invasion of Ethiopia, 1935–36
Journal Article THE CATHOLIC MISSIONS, BRITISH WEST AFRICAN NATIONALISTS, AND THE ITALIAN INVASION OF ETHIOPIA, 1935–36 Get access S. K. B. ASANTE S. K. B. ASANTE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 73, Issue 291, April 1974, Pages 204–216, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a096468 Published: 01 April 1974
The Afro-American and the Italo-Ethiopian Crisis, 1934-1936
Fiduciary Principles in Anglo-American Law and the Customary Law of Ghana—a Comparative Study
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The Afro-American and the Italo-Ethiopian Crisis, 1934-1936
The Italo-Ethiopian conflict: A case study in British West African response to crisis diplomacy in the 1930s
This article attempts to examine the reaction of the anti-colonial nationalists in British West Africa to the diplomacy of their ruling colonial power with regard to the Italo-Ethiopian crisis of 1935–6. This reaction was largely influenced by the nationalists' claim to special relationship with Britain and their firm belief not only in British power but also in the British ‘gospel of equity and fair-play’. Consequently, when Britain and France, …
Regionalism and Africa's Development: Expectations, Reality and Challenges
Foreword K.Y. Amoako - Preface - List of Tables - List of Acronyms - Introduction: Africa and the World of Regionalism: Old and New - PART 1: REGIONALISM IN AFRICA: THE FIRST PHASE - Regionalism as Key Element of African Development Strategy - Experience of Regionalism in Africa: A Critical Appraisal - Interlocking Problems of African Regionalism - PART 2: INTO THE 1990s: THE NEW PHASE OF REGIONALISM IN AFRICA - New Regional Initiatives in Africa…
The Neglected Aspects of the Activities of the Gold Coast Aborigines Rights Protection Society
DISCUSSION RELATING to Gold Coast Aborigines Rights Protection Society (A.R.P.S.), which was formed in 1898 as a protest movement against local government's Lands Bill of 1897, has hitherto tended to concentrate exclusively on Society's role in local politics of Gold Coast.1 It is not commonly appreciated that Society also looked beyond limits of its immediate objectives,2 and took interest in, and identified itself with, worldwide movement of co…
The Political Economy of Regionalism in Africa: A Decade of the Economic Community of West African States
On no continent has interest in closer union been more persistent and pervasive than throughout Africa. Although the political commitment needed to sustain viable regional institutions has not always matched the rhetoric, the continent today is laced with a myriad of organizations with varying aims, memberships, and achievements. Despite periodic shocks and setbacks, the ideology of African unity continues to command an impressive measure of supp…
The lomé convention: Towards perpetuation of dependence or promotion of interdependence
The conclusion on 28 February 1975 of the Lome Convention between (the original forty-six risen to sixty) African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) states, and the nine European Economic Community (EEC) nations has no doubt been an important event in world development cooperation. This Convention was intended to symbolise a new era in relations between industrialised countries of Western Europe and the Third World an era in which there would be a real…
Fiduciary Principles in Anglo-American Law and the Customary Law of Ghana—a Comparative Study
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The need for regional integration: A challenge for Africa
The University of Ghana has decided to establish an African Centre for Regional Integration. The Centre will help to provide a new direction to the current integration process in Africa and respond effectively to perceived interlocking challenges that are clogging the wheels of the process of regionalism on the continent. This Briefing highlights the striking contradiction between general emphasis on the need for economic integration in Africa an…
An independent Namibia? The future facing SWAPO
(1989). An independent Namibia? The future facing SWAPO. Third World Quarterly: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 1-19
Fiduciary Principles in Anglo-American Law and the Customary Law of Ghana—a Comparative Study
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Afro-American and the Italo-Ethiopian Crisis, 1934-1936
The Italo-Ethiopian conflict: A case study in British West African response to crisis diplomacy in the 1930s
This article attempts to examine the reaction of the anti-colonial nationalists in British West Africa to the diplomacy of their ruling colonial power with regard to the Italo-Ethiopian crisis of 1935–6. This reaction was largely influenced by the nationalists' claim to special relationship with Britain and their firm belief not only in British power but also in the British ‘gospel of equity and fair-play’. Consequently, when Britain and France, …
The Catholic Missions, British West African Nationalists, and the Italian Invasion of Ethiopia, 1935–36
Journal Article THE CATHOLIC MISSIONS, BRITISH WEST AFRICAN NATIONALISTS, AND THE ITALIAN INVASION OF ETHIOPIA, 1935–36 Get access S. K. B. ASANTE S. K. B. ASANTE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 73, Issue 291, April 1974, Pages 204–216, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a096468 Published: 01 April 1974
The Neglected Aspects of the Activities of the Gold Coast Aborigines Rights Protection Society
DISCUSSION RELATING to Gold Coast Aborigines Rights Protection Society (A.R.P.S.), which was formed in 1898 as a protest movement against local government's Lands Bill of 1897, has hitherto tended to concentrate exclusively on Society's role in local politics of Gold Coast.1 It is not commonly appreciated that Society also looked beyond limits of its immediate objectives,2 and took interest in, and identified itself with, worldwide movement of co…
The lomé convention: Towards perpetuation of dependence or promotion of interdependence
The conclusion on 28 February 1975 of the Lome Convention between (the original forty-six risen to sixty) African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) states, and the nine European Economic Community (EEC) nations has no doubt been an important event in world development cooperation. This Convention was intended to symbolise a new era in relations between industrialised countries of Western Europe and the Third World an era in which there would be a real…
Pan-African Protest: West Africa and the Italo-Ethiopian Crisis, 1934-1941
The Political Economy of Regionalism in Africa: A Decade of the Economic Community of West African States
On no continent has interest in closer union been more persistent and pervasive than throughout Africa. Although the political commitment needed to sustain viable regional institutions has not always matched the rhetoric, the continent today is laced with a myriad of organizations with varying aims, memberships, and achievements. Despite periodic shocks and setbacks, the ideology of African unity continues to command an impressive measure of supp…
An independent Namibia? The future facing SWAPO
(1989). An independent Namibia? The future facing SWAPO. Third World Quarterly: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 1-19
The need for regional integration: A challenge for Africa
The University of Ghana has decided to establish an African Centre for Regional Integration. The Centre will help to provide a new direction to the current integration process in Africa and respond effectively to perceived interlocking challenges that are clogging the wheels of the process of regionalism on the continent. This Briefing highlights the striking contradiction between general emphasis on the need for economic integration in Africa an…
International conference on understanding contemporary Africa: India and south‐south co‐operation
The process of regional integration in now inextricably linked to that of economic development. Myriad regional and sub‐regional organisations in Africa testify to intensive efforts to harness regional co‐operation to the task of African development. However, there is a striking contradiction between emphasis on the need for economic co‐operation and integration in Africa and the scanty evidence of practical success. The article argues that the s…
Regionalism and Africa's Development: Expectations, Reality and Challenges
Foreword K.Y. Amoako - Preface - List of Tables - List of Acronyms - Introduction: Africa and the World of Regionalism: Old and New - PART 1: REGIONALISM IN AFRICA: THE FIRST PHASE - Regionalism as Key Element of African Development Strategy - Experience of Regionalism in Africa: A Critical Appraisal - Interlocking Problems of African Regionalism - PART 2: INTO THE 1990s: THE NEW PHASE OF REGIONALISM IN AFRICA - New Regional Initiatives in Africa…
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