Neo-Colonialism and Ghana's Economic Decline

Pour expliquer le déclin économique du Ghana, la thèse néo-coloniale s'appuie sur trois facteurs principaux: l'évolution défavorable des termes d' échange, le rôle des corporations multinationales et la domination de l'État par la bourgeoisie bureaucratique. La vérification empirique du rôle de ces trois facteurs dans l'évolution de l'économie du Ghana conduit l'auteur à remettre en question ce modèle explicatif. Il propose, à partir de la compréhension du processus politique ghanéen interne un modèle explicatif alternative

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