Vol 8 No 1 & 2 (2021) | Contemporary Journal of African Studies (CJAS)

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Published: 2021-12-31

Articles

From the Editorial Team (vol 8.1)

Akosua Adomako Ampofo

iv-v
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Introduction to the second volume of Nkrumah Festival Papers

Horace Campbell

vi-vii
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Defining and Utilizing Diaspora A Path to African Post-Development

Mario Nisbett

1-9
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George Padmore: Engaged Pan-African Activist and Theorist The Relevance of his Political Praxis and Theorization on Pan-Africanism

Rodney Worrell

10-20
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Pan-African Feminism in Britain Future Directions for Solidarity And Equity

Annecka Leolyn Lovell Marshall

21-34
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The 21st Century and Challenges to the Nkrumah Independence Project Towards a Renewal: A View from the Caribbean

Tennyson Joseph, Maziki Thame

35-45
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Women and 'the Other Room': Emancipating the Society.

Ruth Epochi-Olise, Peter Monye

46-62
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The All African People’s Congress (AAPC) called by Kwame Nkrumah -- and George Padmore

Marika Sherwood

63-68
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In Conversation With Prof. Horace Campbell

Horace Campbell

69-74
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From the Editorial Team (vol. 8.2)

Akosua Adomako Ampofo

iv-v
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A Sociological Perspective on Pidgin's Viability and Usefulness for Development in West Africa

Victoria Time, Daniel Pryce

1-12
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Verbal interjections and the making of Awillo Mike as a social representation of “lived lives and storied lives” in live music performance in Kenya

Eric Masese

13-24
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Collaboration between Chiefs and Local Government Actors in Combating Climate Change: Evidence from New Juaben, Ghana

Kwabena Boateng, Reuben Tete Larbi

25-41
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The Goof, the Bad and the Ugly: "Indecent" Language Use on Ghanaian Radio

Margaret Ivy Amoakohene, Jemima Asabea Anderson, Jemima Opare-Henaku

42-60
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The policy or the person? A corpus-based functional analysis of manifestos of two political parties in Ghana

Kwabena Sarfo-Kantankah

61-79
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Book Review

Knowing Women: Same-Sex Intimacy, Gender, and Identity in Postcolonial Ghana.

Anima Adjepong

80-81
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