‘Afro-Ghanaian influences in Ghanaian paintings’ by Kwame Amoah Labi

“…Since its introduction as an academic discipline, concepts identified as Ghanaian have been incorporated into it. Hence there is the need for scholarly debate on this subject to define a framework for a discourse on the histories and receptions of Ghanaian painting. …”
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Ghanaian entrepreneurship and innovation by Connors, Grace (Grace B.), Press-Williams, Jessica

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Building bridges or bonds: the case of Ghanaian second generation migrants in Ghanaian churches in Amsterdam by Owusu Kyei Justice Richard Kwabena, Rafal Smocynski

“…This research investigates if Ghanaian churches in Amsterdam bond Ghanaian second-generation migrants to their ethnic group and/or bridge them to the mainstream Dutch society. …”
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Patterns in protein consumption in Ghanaian cities by Cheetham Lawrence Mingle, Godfred Darko, Noah Kyame Asare-Donkor, Lawrence Sheringham Borquaye, Eric Woode

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An Analysis of Music and Politics: The Ghanaian Instance by Ernest Francis Amparbin, Emmanuel Owusu-Baah

“…This piece aimed to analyze the use of music and its related activities in politics, particularly Ghanaian politics to effectively impact the organization of activities in the areas of party formation, rallies and electioneering campaigns. …”
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Everyday adaptability in Ghanaian hospital laboratories by Ian Lichtenstein

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Safety climate in the Ghanaian printing industry by Samuel Smith Esseh, Lucy Afeafa Ry-Kottoh, Mary Mawufemor Denyo

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GHANAIAN CLAY PRACTICES: A RETHINKING by Samuel Nortey, Edwin K. Bodjawah

“…This paper discusses Ghanaian clay practices and how their histories and some practices limit their clay discourse, creating a disconnect from ecologies of practice. …”
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Ghanaian men and happiness: socioeconomic predictors by Abdul Rauf Alhassan

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The use of Traditional Medicine by Ghanaians in Canada by van Teijlingen Edwin R, Barimah Kofi B

“…This study examined the acculturation of Ghanaian immigrants in Greater Toronto Area (Canada) focusing particularly on attitudes towards and usage of Ghanaian traditional medicine (TRM).…”
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The Future of Taboos in Indigenous Ghanaian Morality by Ron Macaulay

“…The problem that prompts this study is how cherished taboos that sustain communal life and instill morality in indigenous Ghanaian society are eroding fast before ‘our very eyes.’ …”
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Carbon storage in Ghanaian cocoa ecosystems by Askia M. Mohammed, James S. Robinson, David Midmore, Anne Verhoef

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Hybridized Lexical Innovations in Ghanaian English by Richmond Sadick Ngula

“… Ghanaian English (GhE) remains one of the notable varieties of English in the discussion of World Englishes; yet many of its features have been very superficially described or totally ignored. …”
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Safety climate in the Ghanaian printing industry. by Samuel Smith Esseh, Lucy Afeafa Ry-Kottoh, Mary Mawufemor Denyo

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Ecological profiles of Ghanaian forest trees by Hawthorne, W

Language corpora: the case for Ghanaian English by Nartey, Mark, Ngula, Richmond Sadick

“…In this paper, we suggest that a vital first step towards the development of Ghanaian English (GhE) lies in the initiation of large-scale electronic corpus projects. …”
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Use of proverbs as communicative tool in Ghanaian choral music compositions by Joshua Alfred Amuah, Hilarius Mawutor Wuaku

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Leading for social justice in Ghanaian secondary schools by Jill Sperandio, Joyce Eku Willson-Tagoe

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Effectiveness of Entrepreneurship Development Programs in Ghanaian Polytechnics by Paul Harrison Adjimah, Akli Lawrence Perry

“… This paper examines the effectiveness of entrepreneurship development programs (EDP) of Ghanaian Polytechnics in achieving some objectives. …”
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GHANAIAN STUDENT NURSES’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS MATHEMATICS by Florence Christianah Awoniyi, Ugorji Iheanachor Ogbonnaya

“… This study aimed to examine the attitudes of Ghanaian student nurses towards mathematics. A sample of 301 undergraduate nursing students at a university in Ghana, selected through census sampling techniques from the first to the third-year students, participated in the study. …”
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