Dr. Kwame Asah-Asante

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EDUCATION

• PhD. in Political Science   - University of Ghana
• MPhil in Political Science  - University of Ghana
• BA in Political Science  -     University of Ghana
• Dip. in Journalism         -    Ghana Institute of Journalism
   

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION
• Comparative Politics
• International Politics
• Political Communication
 

COURSES TAUGHT
• Introduction To The Study Of Political Science
• Ghana: From Colonialism To Independence
• NGOs And Development In Africa
• Politics And The Civil Society In Africa
• Administration Of Non-Governmental Organizations
 

CURRENT RESEARCH
• Political Communication And Voter Choices In Ghana’s Elections
 

PUBLICATIONS
Books

• Brako, I. & Asah-Asante, K. (2014). The ABC of Political Science Accra: Black Mask.
• Asah-Asante, K. & Brako, I. (2015). Understanding Political Institutions Accra: Black Mask.
• Brako, I. & Asah-Asante, K. (2015). Africa:  From Colonialism to Independence Accra: Black Mask.
• Asah-Asante, K. & Brako, I. (2016). International Relations: An Introduction Accra: Digibooks Ghana Limited.

Book chapter

• Asah-Asante, R. (2007). The Media in Ghanaian Politics. In J.R.A Ayee (Ed), Ghana @ 50: Government, Politics and Development (pp.143-161). Accra: O’Mens Graphix.

Journal articles

• Asah-Asante, K. &  Brako, I. (2014). Media Crusade Against Corruption in Ghana’s Fourth Republic (2004-2012). International Journal of Research in Arts and Social Sciences, 7(2), 73-82.
• Brako, I. & Asah-Asante, K. (2014). Single Spine, Double Spine or Multiple Spine: Solving Labour Conflicts and Making Public Sector Jobs more Rewarding in Ghana. Modern Africa: Politics, History and Society, 2(2), 117-139.
• Nortey, E. N. N, Ansah-Narh, T. Asah-Asante, R. & Minka, R. (2015). A Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) Methodology with Bootstrap Percentile Estimates for Predicting Presidential Elections in Ghana. SpringerPlus Open Journal, 4 (525), 1-12.
• Kwame Asah-Asante (2015). The Ebola Virus Disease Epidemic: Implications for the Democratization Process in Sierra Leone. African Journal of Democracy and Governance, 2(1& 2), 71-88.