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(Ebook) Energy Politics and Rural Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Ghana by Naaborle Sackeyfio (auth.) ISBN 9783319601212, 9783319601229, 3319601210, 3319601229

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Authors:Naaborle Sackeyfio (auth.)
Pages:200 pages.
Year:2018
Editon:1
Publisher:Palgrave Macmillan
Language:english
File Size:2.36 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9783319601212, 9783319601229, 3319601210, 3319601229
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(Ebook) Energy Politics and Rural Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Ghana by Naaborle Sackeyfio (auth.) ISBN 9783319601212, 9783319601229, 3319601210, 3319601229

This book addresses the paradox of uneven electricity in one of the fastest growing and now petro rich economies, Ghana, by addressing the question of why one of the most hydro rich countries in sub-Saharan Africa produces irregular access for all but ‘swing’ voter regions of the country. The book questions why targeted rural electricity initiatives over the course of the last two decades have yielded uneven benefits for what is a substantial portion of the country’s population. Using Ghana as an emblematic case-study that speaks to broader regional concerns, including those of Nigeria and South Africa, this book contextualizes the variegated nature of how power sector reforms could not be undertaken without significant political costs. Indeed, the book situates an unfolding political landscape that prompted the successful but partial implementation of power sector reforms in part prompted by the Washington consensus and undergirded by a shrinking role for the state in the wider economy.

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