| * Introduction | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| * Tropical coast to sub-Sahara | |||
| * From Gold Coast to Ghana | |||
| * From dream to despair | |||
| * Structural adjustment | |||
| * Democracy, decentralisaton, and development | |||
| * Oral culture, story-telling, and the media | |||
| * The basics: health and water | |||
| * Education for all | |||
| * Living off the land | |||
| * Minerals, manufacturing and industry | |||
| * Urban Ghana | |||
| * Clothing, festivals, and the visual arts | |||
| * Culture, tradition, and change | |||
| * Violence and conflict in Ghana | |||
| * Facing the future: into the new millenium | |||
| * Dates and events | |||
| * Facts and figures | |||
| * Sources and further reading | |||
| * Acknowledgements | |||
| * Oxfam in Ghana | |||
| * Index |
Rachel Naylor
Rachel Naylor is an anthropologist and development specialist, who has worked and travelled extensively in Ghana for the past ten years. She is the co-author of "Building Sustainable Peace: Conflict, Conciliation, and Civil Society in Northern Ghana
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