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BookOrb recommends Africa after gender? (2007), Towards greater representation of women in national governance in Ghana (2011), Shipping and the new international economic order (1978), Migrants and citizens (2002), and Change & transformation in Ghana's publicly funded universities (2007).

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An 11th region of Ghana? is by Takyiwaa Manuh.