Dependence and Opportunity: Political Change in Ahafo

Graham W. Irwin · John M. Dunn · A. F. Robertson

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1. Introduction 2. Changing communal identities 3. Economic development of Ahafo 4. The colonial transformation of Ahafo 5. Chiefship and the community 6. The politics of the Ahafo state 7. The growth of local government in Ahafo 8. Party politics in Ahafo 9. Conclusion Notes on documentary sources Notes to the text Index.

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