Natural resources are central to Ghana’s development, yet governance of mining, petroleum, and forestry remains uneven despite strong formal legal and institutional frameworks. This paper examines resource governance through polycentric governance theory and the resource curse thesis, drawing on legislation, government...
K. Arhin, S. Dzokoto, S. A. Marrah et al.· International journal of res...· 0 citations
As of 1996, Ghana has made considerable strides in the enrolment of primary school children, however, improvements in attendance, retention, and completion have lagged behind. Existing scholarship has paid limited attention to the role of culture in shaping these disparities. Cultural practices such as early marriage,...
K. Arhin, S. Dzokoto, S. A. Marrah et al.· Journal of scientific report...· 0 citations
Public-sector reform has been a near-permanent feature of governance in West Africa since the structural-adjustment period of the 1980s, yet efforts across civil-service restructuring, decentralization, and public financial management remain poorly integrated and unevenly sustained. This paper is a structured comparati...
K. Arhin, Derick Antwi Benyin, S. Dzokoto et al.· Journal of scientific report...· 0 citations
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