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Welcome to Ashesi Institutional Repository
Welcome to the Ashesi Institutional Repository (AIR), an archive for preserving and sharing scholarly work at Ashesi University. Contributors to the repository ensure that their scholarly and creative work is preserved, indexed and showcased for a global audience. Students who produce strong research work have the privilege of getting their work published on AIR. Ashesi Community members can make submissions through warrenlibrary@ashesi.edu.gh.
The repository is organized in "Communities" that group publications by department and/or subject. You can browse the "Community" by Collection, Author, Title, or Issue Date. Alternatively, a search function enables easy access to information.
Communities
Select a community to browse its collections.
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Faculty and student publications on arts, social sciences and humanities subjects
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Faculty and student publications on STEM subjects
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An archive of all university publications
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(2020-05)The Ashesi University Business Administration Applied Project capstone provides students with a unique opportunity to gain real-life experience in the working world as junior consultants. The purpose of this study was ...
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(2020-05)Ghana’s public debt has been rising for the entire post-independence era. The only time Ghana’s public debt fell was when there were international interventions in the form of debt relief such as the Multilateral Debt ...
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(2020-05)Transportation and delivery have become an essential part of our everyday lives. It is constantly evolving as people try to develop new ways to improve a mode of transportation or make delivery in lesser time than ...
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(2020-05)Traditional friction brakes are wasteful in their method of slowing down a moving vehicle. They typically slow down a moving vehicle by converting the kinetic energy of the car into other forms of energy like friction ...
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(2020-05)Performing daily activities such as laundry are influenced by available resources which vary concerning demographics and geography. An estimated 14% of the global population live off-grid; a fraction of which live ...