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Conclusion: What Is to Be Done? of Ghana’s leading NGOs with domestic responsibilities for theloose network of extended family who live in her house. That is partly why she is late, and in a hurry; and that is partly why she is bemoaning the poor state of the roads.

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Postscript: Acting and Understandingghout this book I have tried to show how this is the case for a variety of development activities. The same is also true for the academics who write, think and research in relation to these activities.

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Das Sozialamt und die ?neue Armut“courses emerge through the practices of a relatively elite group of Ghanaian and Western development workers, but form part of a nationally understood lexicon through which a variety of interests are articulated.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20574-8ecalls one. ‘We’d be queuing up just to catch a ride on an articulator – there weren’t even trotros back then!’1 Another recollects how he used to take his typewriter around with him: ‘It wasn’t like this,’ he pronounces, casting his eyes around the grand hotel dining room. ‘We’ve come a long way.’

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99388-5itical engagements: ‘The mobilization we did in the 1980s remains relevant to Ghanaian politics today. There’s hardly any town I’ve been to where I am not able to identify somebody who was a student during those days and that took part in those actions.’ Lucas explains how his involvement in politic

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Introduction: Hope in Developmentcourses emerge through the practices of a relatively elite group of Ghanaian and Western development workers, but form part of a nationally understood lexicon through which a variety of interests are articulated.

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Personal Relations, Public Debatesitical engagements: ‘The mobilization we did in the 1980s remains relevant to Ghanaian politics today. There’s hardly any town I’ve been to where I am not able to identify somebody who was a student during those days and that took part in those actions.’ Lucas explains how his involvement in politic