The two main theoretical approaches to study the farmer–herder conflicts (FHCs) in Africa,
namely, environmental security (ES) and political ecology (PE), demonstrate theoretical …

The government of Ghana, in partnership with various Multinational Oil Companies (MNCs),
implemented an enterprise development project for the oil and gas industry. The …

In this study, we investigate the mediating effect of institutional networking on the
relationship between perceived corruption and the growth of small and medium-sized …

The development of transparency and accountability enhancing institutions has been
argued by new institutionalists as a means of engendering prudent petroleum revenue …

The interface between large-scale mining (LSM) and artisanal and small-scale mining
(ASM) is gaining greater attention from scholars, policymakers, civil society organizations …

In recent years, resource-rich develo** countries have increasingly adopted Local
Content Policies (LCPs) as a means of stimulating locally-driven, resource-based …

Local participation is crucial for linking the oil and gas industry to broader economies. Direct
employment in the oil and gas industry, albeit often on a limited scale remains critical for the …

The purpose of this article is to examine the literature on the impact of information
technology innovations in combatting corruption in small and medium enterprises in …

The past decade's petroleum industry-related urban expansion has fueled a growing
demand for land with increasing conflicts in Sekondi-Takoradi. With an emphasis on land …

Local content policies (LCPs) aim to create opportunities for employment and economic
development, and to shield from the “resource curse” and enclave extractivism. LCPs are of …