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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 College. 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 library@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.
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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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(Ashesi University College, published by Mot Juste, 2016-07)There appears to be a coordinated effort the world over to achieve digital switch over (DSO) from analogue based to digital technology. Ghana signed the Geneva agreement which set 17th June 2015 as the deadline for the ...
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(Ashesi University College, published by Mot Juste, 2016-07)Road construction typically confers significant benefits on the population the road serves. A recent rapid growth of urban residential areas in Ghana has necessitated the construction and rehabilitation of the roads linking ...
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(Ashesi University College, published by Mot Juste, 2016-07)The study explored the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and several covariates including external debt, GDP per capita income, and gross fixed capital formation, for Ghana from 1980 to 2013. It was ...
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(Ashesi University College, published by Mot Juste, 2016-07)This paper investigates the internationalisation strategies of Ghanaian service companies within the economic community of West African States (ECOWAS) market. The topic was necessitated by the increasing interest in the ...
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(Ashesi University College, published by Mot Juste, 2016-07)After metamorphosing into a lower middle income country, Ghana needs to transform and diversify its economy if it is to consolidate its lower middle income status, reach upper middle income status and drag more of its ...