Titlebook: Africa’s Natural Resources and Underdevelopment; How Ghana’s Petroleu Kwamina Panford Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Ching-Hung Lee,Li Li,Peng Zhong on what Ghana and other African/developing nations can learn and apply to improve the management of their natural endowment to improve the lives of their citizens. In connection with that, one of the chapter’s main concerns is to lay the foundation for the kind of economic growth that is shared bro

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Creative Selves / Creative Culturesonflicts could have a negative impact on communities near Jubilee Field which could spread to the Western Region and, ultimately, to the rest of the nation. This chapter provides an overview of these actual and potential conflicts both on- and off-shore in Ghana’s new oil-producing region.

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Ching-Hung Lee,Li Li,Peng Zhongof local content and possible damage to both the social and physical environment. In this regard, this book addressed questions common in the existing literature, led by the key one: Is the resource curse inevitable?

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,Ghana’s Petroleum: Will the Myth of Ghanaian Exceptionalism in Africa Be Sustained or Broken?,na produces a range of raw materials: industrial diamonds, bauxite, manganese, salt, and silver. With regard to the latter, for which Ghana is less renowned, it produced 3,900 kg in 2012. Silver production started in 1955 and peaked in the same year at 12,218 kg and reached its nadir in 1962 at 138.19kg.

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,Actual and Potential Conflicts Off- and Onshore in Ghana’s Oil-Producing Region,onflicts could have a negative impact on communities near Jubilee Field which could spread to the Western Region and, ultimately, to the rest of the nation. This chapter provides an overview of these actual and potential conflicts both on- and off-shore in Ghana’s new oil-producing region.

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Summary and Conclusion,of local content and possible damage to both the social and physical environment. In this regard, this book addressed questions common in the existing literature, led by the key one: Is the resource curse inevitable?