Janine M. Ubink Books

Contesting Land and Custom in Ghana

By Kojo S. Amanor, Janine M. Ubink

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Legalising Land Rights

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In the land of the chiefs

By Janine M. Ubink

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Contesting Land and Custom in Ghana. State Chief and the Citizen

By Kojo S. Amanor

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The contributions to this essential volume critically examine ideas on customary land tenure in Ghana. They analyse the relations between the customary and statutory tenure and the institutional in...

Legalising land rights

By Janine M. Ubink

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In the land of the chiefs

By Janine M. Ubink

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Contesting Land and Custom in Ghana

By Kojo S. Amanor, Janine M. Ubink

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Legalising land rights

By Janine M. Ubink

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Customary justice

By Janine M. Ubink, Thomas McInerney

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