Beyond arms investment: Interrogating the silent drivers of protracted chieftaincy conflicts in Ghana
January-March 2022 - Vol 16 Num. 1
In Ghana, scholarly works on conflict financing, which sustains most conflicts is very much limited. Against this background, the Yendi chieftaincy conflict was purposely selected with the objective of examining the various resources invested in by the belligerents and other interested parties aside arms and ammunitions,...
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