Corruption, Class, and Politics in Ghana Michael S. Foster aman (Tel Aviv University)

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Corruption, Class, and Politics in Ghana Michael S. Foster aman (Tel Aviv University)Ghana has long struggled against persistent corruption that has sapped state treasuries, distorted economic and social relationships, and undermined public confidence in government. In recent decades, concerns about corruption have become common in international policy circles, media, and academia. Ghanaians, however, began grappling with the issue long before outsiders expressed interest. From their indigenous precolonial societies through the