The theory of wicked problems, originating from Western academic discussion, has evolved
since the 2000s toward a universal diagnostic of societal challenges. In this article, we …

This paper considers the foundations of contemporary African urban economies and how
these intersect with the evolution of urban politics, carving a route through a wide range of …

Literature on political vigilante groups has centred on the violence and conflict that emanate
from their activities. This article approaches political vigilante groups as political actors who …

In Ghana, civil society organizations (CSOs) play significant roles in promoting democratic
development. However, the space within which they operate is increasingly becoming …

Vigilantism is gaining popularity in Africa as a means of self‐defence, enacting justice,
policing morality, and sanctioning (perceived) wrongdoings. Drawing on content analysis of …

Air pollution refers to the presence of toxic chemicals or pollutants in air which deteriorates
the quality of air and pose risk to health. The higher the level of these polltants, the more …

Local government decentralization, as a policy option, has been on the political and
developmental agenda of Ghana since 1957. At the heart of Ghana's local government and …

Karl Polanyi's double movement is a key tool for conceptualising free market fatigue in
African business communities wrought by the insecurities of trade liberalisation …

The chapter examines how party vigilantes' violent electoral activities permeate electoral
processes in Ghana. The chapter undertakes a comprehensive discussion of how party …

The rise of political vigilante groups threatens democratic consolidation, peace and security
of elections and national cohesion in Ghana. These vigilante groups, networked and …