Dr. Evans Aggrey-Darkoh (on leave)

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EDUCATION

• PH.D in Political Science          -      University of Ghana
• M.PHIL in Political Science       -   University of Ghana
• B.A. Hons in Politcal Science    -   University of Ghana

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION

• Public policy
• Political Theory

COURSES TAUGHT

Undergraduate coures

• POLI 442: Social and Political Theory
• POLI 464: Politics of Bureaucracy in Africa
• POLI 341: Ancient and Medieval Political Thought
• POLI 342: Modern Western Political Thought
• POLI 357: Organization Theory
• POLI 364: Public Policy Making in Ghana
• POLI 111: Introduction to the Study of Political Science
• POLI 112: Political Institutions

Postgraduate course

• POLI 682: PUBLIC ENTERPRISE

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• Constructing a Developmental State
• The Use of Hybrid Courts in Transitional Justice
• Political Transitions in Ghana
   

PUBLICATIONS/ RESEARCH OUTPUT
Book Chapters

• Mark Kwakye, E. Bossman Asare and E. Aggrey-Darkoh. (2018). Taxation Policymaking in Ghana, Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy and Governance, No. 3466-1.
• Aggrey-Darkoh, E and Asah-Asante K. (2017). “Supreme Court Ruling on the 2012 Electoral Disputes in Ghana: A Recipe for Chaos or the Deepening of Democracy?” in Asare Bossman, E. and Frempong Alex K.D. eds, Key Aspects of Democracy in Ghana. Tema: Digi Books
• Gyampo, R.E.V., Debrah. E. and Aggrey-Darkoh E. (2016). “Politicization of National Union of Ghana Students and its effect on Student Representation”. In Luescher-Mamashela  et. al. (eds.). Representation and Activism: African Higher Education Dynamics Series Vol. 2. 2016.
• Aggrey-Darkoh, E. (2007). “Parliament and Representation in Ghana”. In Ayee J. R. A. (ed.) Ghana at 50: Government, Politics and Development. Accra: Department of Political Science/Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, pp.77-106.
• Aggrey-Darkoh, E. (2006). “Manhyia, Oforikrom and Suame Constituencies in the 2004 Elections in the Context of Democratic Consolidation in Ghana”. In Boafo-Arthur K. (ed.), Voting for Democracy in Ghana: The 2004 Elections in Perspective Vol.2. Accra: Freedom Publications, pp.257-271.

Journal Articles

• Van Gyampo, R. E., Debrah, E., & Aggrey-Darkoh, E. (2016). Politicisation of the National Union of Ghana Students and its effects on student representation. Student politics in Africa: Representation and activism, 2, 224.
• Alidu, S., & Aggrey-Darkoh, E. (2018). Rational Voting in Ghana's 2012 and 2016 National Elections in Perspective. Ghana Social Science Journal, 15(1), 98-120.
• Aggrey-Darkoh, E. and Asare B. (2016).Understanding the nexus between Traditional and Modern Political Orders in Ghana, Archives of Current Research International    3 (1) pp.1-11.
• Aggrey-Darkoh, E. (2013). “The Consolidation of Democracy in Ghana: The 2012 General Elections in Perspective”, Kujenga Amani, Social Science Research Council, New York: Special Issue on Ghana’s 2012 Elections. October. Pp.1-10.

Monograph

• Essuman Johnson, Evans Aggrey-Darkoh &Bossman Asare, Increasing the Effectiveness of the Legislature in Ghana, Department of Political Science with the support from the Open Society Initiative for Africa (OSIWA), April 2016.

Other academic work/exhibits

• Project Report on Increasing the Effectiveness of the Legislature in Ghana, 2016.