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Fanti Kinship and the Analysis of Kinship Terminologies by David B. Kronenfeld, 2009-04-09
Social Conduct in Ghana by Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, et all 2010-06-24
Nkyin-Kyin: Essays on the Ghanaian Theatre. (Cross Cultures) by James Gibbs, 2009-01-22
Women,Governance and Democratisation in Nigeria and Ghana by Ronke Iyabowale Ako-Nai, 2010-07-13
Between Faith and History: A Biography of J. A Kufuor by Ivor Agyeman-Duah, 2003-07
Home Was Uncomfortable, School Was Hell: A Confessionalist-Ethnographic Account of Belief Systems and Socio-Educational Crises in the Schooling of Ghanaian Rural Girls by Cecilia Sem Obeng, 2002-09
Culture and Development in Africa with Special References to Ghana: Institute of African Studies University of Ghana Legon by A.K. Awedoba, 2002
Militants or proletarians?: The economic culture of underground gold miners in southern Ghana, 1906-1976 (Cambridge African monographs) by Don Robotham, 1989
A time to change.(Northern Ghana's crackdown on women practicing witchcraft)(Brief Article): An article from: Presbyterian Record

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Africa -Mini FAQ
What is the culture of ghana? What would you say are some major cultural differences between the US and ghana? Earlier someone mentioned that hugging as a
http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/org/sasa/sasaFAQ.html

Extractions: Economy I was in Africa two years ago, and although i never saw people living in trees, I noticed something rather shocking. In some neighborhoods there were mansions that were built practically next to mud houses. And the rich folks were living very much like Prince Akeem in "Coming to America"! There's inequality everywhere, but it was rather pronounced, because I guess these folks lived side by side. So the question is, what are the rich Africans doing about their poor folks? What's the point in complaining about inequalities in the gobal economy when Africans themselves practice it in their own backyards?
USAC - Program Courses - Accra, Ghana - Summer 2005
This course provides an opportunity to explore ghana s culture and prosperity through contact with members of its business and political community.
http://usac.unr.edu/program_courses.php?ProgramID=2656
USAC - Program Courses - Accra, Ghana - Semester/Year 2005-06
This course will provide an opportunity to explore ghana s culture and prosperity through contact with members of its business and political community.
http://usac.unr.edu/program_courses.php?ProgramID=2675
Study Abroad Ghana - Summer
Directory of study abroad programs in ghana Summer. Drummers in ghana, go on a Safari in South Africa, discover the amazing culture of Thailand,
http://www.studyabroad.com/simplehtml/white/Ghana.html

Extractions: CIEE Study Center in Legon, Ghana : This program is designed for a wide variety of students, including those interested in studying the political and economic challenges facing sub-Saharan Africa and developing nations, and those interested in studying West African cultural practices in various musical and dance forms. This program also offers wonderful opportunities, in the classroom and in the community, for students interested in critical issues of public health, development, and African history and culture. Through these mechanisms students become participants in, and contributors to, Ghanaian intellectual, cultural, economic, and social life. Curriculum Highlights: Established in 1994, the semester and academic year programs at the University of Ghana provide an opportunity for students from all academic disciplines to live and study in Ghana, learning firsthand about the country and its people, while continuing to pursue their own academic goals. These goals are achieved through integrated study with Ghanaian students and immersion into the cultural and social life of the University and the surrounding community. Program Value: CIEE fees for 2005-06 include tuition, housing, optional on-site airport meet and greet, on-site orientation, excursions to locations such as Kumasi and the Cape Coast, field trips to the Aburi Botanical Garden and Dodi Island, host institution identity card for access to (library, sports facilities, computer labs), admission fees to host university events, immersion activities including a comprehensive student handbook, pre-departure advising, and insurance.
A Culture Of Change In Africa
A culture of Change in Africa Boston Globe Editorial Notebook - April 1999 ACCRA, ghana It isn t far from this bustling capital with its modern
http://www.unfpa.org/focus/ghana/culture.htm

Extractions: Boston Globe - Editorial Notebook - April 1999 by Renee Loth ACCRA, Ghana It isn't far from this bustling capital with its modern hotels and office towers, to traditional villages were there is no electricity or running water, much less the Internet or "Oprah." In most of this West African nation; traditional values and practices are yielding only slowly to the new ideas presented by foreign aid workers Alhaji Amidu Sulemana, the government's regional health minister in the rural northeast district, crystalized his country's suspicion of change when he said that many people still believe family planning is "a conspiracy from the West" aimed at reducing the population of Africans. "A people without a culture is not a race, he said. "We shall guard our traditions jealously." It was in response to such resistance that the 1994 world summit on population and development, sponsored by the United Nations, designed a broader approach to attaining stable populations than simply pushing birth control. The summit's Programme of Action, signed by 179 countries including Ghana, features better overall health care, education, and especially the empowerment of women and girls in a more holistic approach to keeping families small.
Legon, Ghana
Hyderabad, India, Khon Kaen, Thailand, Legon, ghana, London, England critical issues of public health, development, and African history and culture.
http://www.ciee.org/program_search/program_detail.aspx?program_id=137
Ghana Business Culture And Doing Business In Ghana
Guides on business culture and doing business in ghana.
http://www.worldbiz.com/index.php/cPath/56

Extractions: Ghana W elcome to a country-specific business and cross-cultural page! Learn about business customs and protocol, social etiquette and negotiating tactics. Get practical tips on business contacts, resources, management and much more. The reports are published by International Cultural Enterprises, Inc., leaders in international business information, in cooperation with top US executives. The information is current and constantly updated. Below please find the titles of the reports with a brief summary of the topics. The reports will be delivered to your e-mail immediately after receiving your order - anytime, anywhere. Greetings and Introductions .... Names and Titles .... Proper Manners .... Developing Relationships .... Proper Conversations .... Business Dress ... Exchanging Favors .... Being on Time ... Women in Business .... Communication Style ... Negotiating .... Gift Giving ... Business Entertainment ... Useful Addresses...
Michigan State University Press | Ghana. Understanding The People And Their Cult
ghana. Understanding the People and Their culture. John Kuada and is of use to visitors to ghana, and those interested in the country and its culture.
http://msupress.msu.edu/bookTemplate.php?bookID=1294
Microfinance & Microenterprise - Microfinance And Culture: A Case Study In Ghana
Microfinance and culture A Case Study in ghana. Executive Summary This consultant s case study examines how understanding the culture, at the family and
http://www.acdi-cida.gc.ca/cida_ind.nsf/0/e32de3eed777f919852568fe006c1c0f?OpenD
Ghana Volunteer Program - Teach, Build Schools And Improve Health Care In Africa
Volunteer in ghana Africa! Teach English and volunteer on village development and enjoyable part of the cultural experience you will have in ghana.
http://www.globalvolunteers.org/1main/ghana/volunteer_in_ghana.htm

Extractions: "Dental Economics" Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). Volunteer in West Africa! Beautiful mountain and coastal communities eagerly await your helping hand. Second worksite location beginning in Sept 2005! Along the Volta River a national lifeline Akrade and neighboring villages have requested help with economic and educational development projects. Prampram, a seacoast fishing village also goes by the traditional name of "Gbugbla," ("Keep on trying!"). This motto guides the local people's daily lives as they struggle with much that we take for granted. Help finish a much-needed wing of a health clinic, teach school subjects, or help local nurses in outreach to young mothers. "Beatrice, a student, asked: 'Why must you leave Ghana?' I gave her a practical answer: Our visas allow only a short stay. But, now I would say, 'It's because of the mission we share. We come from our countries bringing love to Ghana. After a short time with you, we experience your love for us. Now we must carry your special love back to our countries so others can know it also. '"
Ghana Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide
wealth to the enslaving of its people ghana retains a remarkable sense of self. Its craftspeople have a long, rich cultural history to draw from,
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/africa/ghana/

Extractions: @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle.css"; @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle_structure.css"; @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle_theme.css"; worldguide shop thorn tree forum travel services ... travel links Explore Ghana The welcome from the locals more than makes up for a dull capital. Click here Kakum National Park WORLDGUIDE Introduction See Image Gallery Transport Money Essential Info RELATED Thorn Tree Forum Postcards Travel Links If an award were given for the country with the friendliest people in West Africa, Ghana would be a strong contender. Spend a few hours in the breezy capital at Accra, and you'll swear the wind and waves off the Gulf of Guinea have infused the land and people alike with equatorial warmth.
Oxfam's Cool Planet - On The Line Web Pages
Make the Millennium more than a moment in time! On the Line links people and cultures in the eight meridianline countries Togo; ghana; Burkina Faso; Mali; Algeria; Spain; France; and the United Kingdom.
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/coolplanet/ontheline/

Extractions: On the Line was a millennium project that explored and celebrated the lives of people who live in the eight countries lying along the zero degree meridian line: Togo Ghana Burkina Faso Mali ... France , and the United Kingdom A partnership of Channel 4, WWF-UK, and Oxfam GB, On the Line aimed to make the millennium more than just a moment in time, and to add an international dimension to the year 2000 celebrations. On the Line worked with individuals, schools and community groups, using media, music, arts and formal education to explore environmental and developmental issues. Most of the content from the On the Line website was transferred to Oxfam's Cool Planet in 2002, following the completion of the On the Line project. Thanks to all of the On the Line partners who gave permission for these popular, web-based materials to continue to be available to internet users. The exploration section offers virtual journeys through meridian line countries, as well as environmental features. In the
Land Tours Homepage
In ghana youll see unspoilt virgin beaches, historical sites steeped in sad, You will experience the rhythm of cultural drumming and African dancing.
http://www.landtours.com/

Extractions: We invite you to join us on an unforgettable journey into West Africa with its ancient civilizations, traditions, festivals, culture. Ghana, Togo, Benin, Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali are the exciting destinations we offer, be it a study tour, ecotourism, African heritage and culture or sea and sun relaxation. From the festivals of the Ashanti people to the markets of Accra, from virgin beaches to the castles and slave dungeons of the colonial coastal cities, you will find unique African arts and crafts. Those who love nature will enjoy ecotourism parks, forest reserves, wildlife and Parc W safaris. You will experience the rhythm of cultural drumming and African dancing. With Land Tours your travel arrangements will be expertly managed and your understanding of Africa will be expanded. Our tour guides will always be on hand to give you all the information and assistance you need to make your visit to Africa a great experience. Home Tours Contact Us Maps ... Solar Eclipse 2006
Volunteer In Ghana With Cross-Cultural Solutions
Volunteer in ghana and make a real difference in people s lives while experiencing ghana like never before. Work sideby-side with local people,
http://www.crossculturalsolutions.org/Default.aspx?page=ghana.home
Ghana
CROSSCULTURAL SOLUTIONS ghana READING AND TRAVEL GUIDE Brown was a volunteer with Cross-Cultural Solutions in ghana from September to March 2003.
http://www.longitudebooks.com/find/d/1131/pc/Cross-Cultural Solutions/r/CR/mcms.

Extractions: A compact, practical guide to Ghana for the traveler with 50 detailed sketch maps, a few color photographs and excellent information on where to go and what to do. It includes helpful information on trip planning, health and safety, with special sections on Mole National Park, the monkeys of Baobeng, the mosques at Larabanga and the eastern highlands. Kwame Nkrumah, The Father of African Nationalism A collection of eleven short stories about the lives of women and men in postcolonial Ghana and the tensions between traditional village and urban life. Originally published by Doubleday in 1971, Aidoo's stories emphasize the oral culture that is dominant in Ghana. Born on a Monday, A Photo Documentary of Ghana
Study Abroad: Summer Programs: Ghana
ghana (May 17 June 30, 2005). The Department of Cultural Anthropology and the A comprehensive introduction to ghana, focusing on historical, cultural,
http://www.aas.duke.edu/study_abroad/summer/ghana.php

Extractions: The Department of Cultural Anthropology and the Office of Study Abroad of Duke University will offer a six-week, two-course program on history, culture and everyday life in Ghana. Program director is Professor Lee D. Baker of the Duke Department of Cultural Anthropology and the Program in African and African-American Studies. Located on the west coast of Africa, Ghana is a culturally and geographically diverse country, with a complex history of intercontinental trade (in gold, slaves, and cocoa), British colonialism, and Pan-African nationalist movements. Students will find Ghanaians to be a gracious, generous people, differing from Americans in complex and interesting ways. CULANTH 100 - 01 / AAAS 102 - 01: Back to Africa: The History of an Idea. CCI, R, SS
Ghana International Bank
ghana has a rich history and cultural heritage, and today stands to become the Gateway to Africa. The ghana Government s vision is of a dynamic and growing
http://www.ghanabank.co.uk/home.html

Extractions: Akwaaba! Ghana has a rich history and cultural heritage, and today stands to become the Gateway to Africa. The Ghana Government's vision is of a dynamic and growing economy, with a successful privatisation program, the free flow of foreign capital and a thriving stock exchange. At Ghana International Bank we feel we have a role to play in these exciting times. Over 3 million Ghanaians now live outside Ghana, half a million in the UK. Whether you are looking for a bank that can swiftly and safely transfer your dollars and pounds to family and friends back home, advise on international trade or simply provide you with a friendly, efficient and personal banking service, we are your home away from home. Based in London, we are a Ghanaian bank with a global reach. Most of our staff are Ghanaian and we offer our customers an unrivaled understanding of their needs and requirements.
Ghana Teaching Internship
ghana is a nation of rich cultural and natural diversity. It is a land rooted in a haunting slave history, as well as a rich musical legacy.
http://www.globalroutes.org/college/college_ghana.html

Extractions: Register Now! The Global Routes Teaching Internship Program in Ghana has been designed in coordination with community members, teachers and school administrators. Interns live with a family in a rural village, help teach in the village primary or junior secondary school, offer extracurricular activities and initiate and participate in other community service projects. It is not necessary to have a background in teaching or a particular subject area. The first portion of the program is dedicated to preparing interns for their teaching placements. Your teaching responsibilities begin immediately as an English teacher in a Primary or Junior Secondary School in the Cape Coast area. Depending upon your skills and interests, and the school's needs, you may also teach Math, Science or Ethics. Interns can collaborate on lesson planning and team-teaching endeavors. The Global Routes in-country director meets with interns on a regular basis to provide support. Because schools are severely under-resourced, teachers and students alike are excited to have you contribute to the learning environment, both in and outside of the classroom.
Heritage Access | Ghana:Culture & Heritage
Allinclusive custom-designed group and individual Cultural tours, Heritage tours, Study tours, Educational tours, Eco-tourism tours, Business tours,
http://www.heritageaccess.com/ghana_culture.html

Extractions: Ghana like most other African nations has rich traditional cultures that differ from one ethnic group or tribe to the other. This cultural diversity is evidenced by the plethora of festivals , which are a good way to gain exposure to the dance, music, fashions and food of the indigenous people. Ghana has a festival every month of the year, and each one commemorates a Rite of Passage, a Change of Season, a Migration or a Festive Occasions. Some of the festivals celebrated annually include the DIPO PUBERTY RITES festival, which takes place in March/April, and the HOMOWO festival which is celebrated in August/September to celebrate the end of an historical famine. Ashanti Kingdom Kumasi, the capital of the erstwhile Ashanti Kingdom now known as the Ashanti region is a hotbed for individuals interested in the history and traditions of the Asante people. Within the city, one can visit the Kumasi Cultural Center and the Manhyia Palace and Museum. These two sites provide visitors with insights to the historical events, which made the Ashanti Kingdom a great one.Of special interest in the region are the royally designated art and craft villages, which produce arts, crafts and fabric for the Asantehene's Court. BONWIRE, is home to traditional artisans who still practice the age-old art of weaving KENTE Cloth. The name Kente is derived from the Akan word KENTEN, which means basket. This cloth is worn on festive and important occasions and is usually worn by traditional dancers who perform ADOWA. In close proximity to Bonwire is ATONSU, a village where ADINKRA Cloth is produced.
Heritage Access | Ghana:Culture & Heritage
Heritage Access. Education Developement Through Tourisim Your African Tourisim Beginning.
http://www.heritageaccess.com/ghana_ch_cont.html

Extractions: The central and western regions of present day Ghana, as well as other coastal areas, played a prominent role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Forts and Castles built by the Dutch, Portuguese, Danes and British during the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries for use as trading posts, were utilized as centers for the transshipment of slaves to the Americas and the West Indies. Cape Coast Castle, and Elmina (St. George's) Castle, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are two of the many forts and castles along the coast line of Ghana, stand as testament to, "Slavery, A crime against Humanity." Emancipation Day Festival , which takes place in August of each year, commemorates the Abolition of Chattel Slavery in the British Colonies in 1834 and in the Americas in 1865. This festival facilitates the payment of tribute to ancestors who endured the atrocities of Slavery. The high point of the first commemorative event in 1998 was the return of the remains of two African Ancestors, namely Samuel Carson from the United States of America, and Crystal from Jamaica who were re-interred at Assin Manso. The climax of the 1999 festival was the erection "Monument of Return" at the tomb of the returned African Ancestors at Assin Manso. This monument is in the memory of all Africans who lost their lives in the Slave Trade.

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