This paper examines Ghana’s petroleum industry, its steady growth, and its initial challenges, such as the maritime border dispute and political interventions. Polarization between the two main political parties in Ghana, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has had important consequences for the industry. While an internal Ghanaian political dynamic explains particular traits and processes in the industry, the steady pace of growth, despite low prices, also reflects Ghana’s eagerness, across political party lines, to develop the industry in order to support general economic growth
Ghana is relatively new to oil and gas extraction and there is little empirical knowledge about the ...
The study sought to answer three research questions regarding the impact of the new oil sector on th...
Ghana’s new status as an oil-producing country has invigorated the scholarly debate on the resource ...
This paper examines Ghanaâs petroleum industry, its steady growth, and its initial challenges, such ...
This paper discusses the events and happenings in Ghana within the first one hundred days of oil pro...
© 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. This review highlights what has been learnt from research ...
Ghana has recently started producing oil from the oshore Jubilee field. This paper addresses the que...
Despite the significant economic benefits enjoyed by resource-rich economies in Africa, there are mi...
By most standards, Ghana can, prudently enough, be defined as one of the most politically stable nat...
The aim of the paper is to illustrate the impact of crude oil commercial production and export launc...
The discovery of oil on the Ghanaian shores has been met with both a sense of opportunity as well as...
Crude oil can attract a lot of investments and development into a country but when not managed well ...
The study is based on how Ghana intends to manage its oil resources to benefit the citizens and espe...
The literature on natural resources is endowed with works on countries that have experienced slow ec...
Ghana’s status as a new oil producer raises questions about the developmental effects of resources, ...
Ghana is relatively new to oil and gas extraction and there is little empirical knowledge about the ...
The study sought to answer three research questions regarding the impact of the new oil sector on th...
Ghana’s new status as an oil-producing country has invigorated the scholarly debate on the resource ...
This paper examines Ghanaâs petroleum industry, its steady growth, and its initial challenges, such ...
This paper discusses the events and happenings in Ghana within the first one hundred days of oil pro...
© 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. This review highlights what has been learnt from research ...
Ghana has recently started producing oil from the oshore Jubilee field. This paper addresses the que...
Despite the significant economic benefits enjoyed by resource-rich economies in Africa, there are mi...
By most standards, Ghana can, prudently enough, be defined as one of the most politically stable nat...
The aim of the paper is to illustrate the impact of crude oil commercial production and export launc...
The discovery of oil on the Ghanaian shores has been met with both a sense of opportunity as well as...
Crude oil can attract a lot of investments and development into a country but when not managed well ...
The study is based on how Ghana intends to manage its oil resources to benefit the citizens and espe...
The literature on natural resources is endowed with works on countries that have experienced slow ec...
Ghana’s status as a new oil producer raises questions about the developmental effects of resources, ...
Ghana is relatively new to oil and gas extraction and there is little empirical knowledge about the ...
The study sought to answer three research questions regarding the impact of the new oil sector on th...
Ghana’s new status as an oil-producing country has invigorated the scholarly debate on the resource ...