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The business of decolonization : British business strategies in the Gold Coast

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Introduction British business and the Gold Coast colonial state on the eve of decolonization Nationalism and British business Strategies for decolonization: constitutional change and the campaign for business representation Strategies for decolonization: the mercantile and the service sectors Strategies for decolonization: the mining companies British business in British strategies for decolonization in the Gold Coast Conclusion Bibliography

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