Parallel or dependent? The state, chieftaincy and institutions of governance in Ghana

Overview of attention for article published in African Affairs, July 2019

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RT @AfrAfJournal: Just published on #AdvanceAccess: @edemadotey, 'Parallel or dependent? The state, #chieftaincy and institutions of gover…

RT @AfrAfJournal: Just published on #AdvanceAccess: @edemadotey, 'Parallel or dependent? The state, #chieftaincy and institutions of gover…

Just published on #AdvanceAccess: @edemadotey, 'Parallel or dependent? The state, #chieftaincy and institutions of governance in #Ghana'. https://t.co/Urp4qpzAIg

RT @OUPPolitics: Using the example of a chieftaincy dispute between the Sokpoe and Tefle, a Tongu-Ewe people of Ghana, this article discuss…

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