Title Managing the Environmental Crisis in Ghana : the Role of African Traditional Religion and Culture with special reference to the Berekum Traditional Area.

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Summary	Due to the strong inroads that Western scientism and Western Christianity have made in Africa as a result of colonialism, post-colonial African governments have tended to rely solely on Western scientific conservation epistemologies and models to the neglect of those of the Indigenous African peoples in addressing their environmental problems. However, there is enough evidence that neither modern (scientific) nor indigenous epistemologies and modes of addressing current ecological problems ar ...
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references.
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Subject	Religion and politics -- Africa.
	Religion and politics.
	Africa.
	Religion and politics -- Africa -- Berekum.
	Ghana -- Economic conditions.
	Ghana.
	Economic conditions.
	Ghana -- Economic policy -- History.
	Economic policy.
	History.
Genre/Form	Electronic books.
Other Form:	Print version: Awuah-Nyamekye, Samuel. Managing the Environmental Crisis in Ghana : The Role of African Traditional Religion and Culture with special reference to the Berekum Traditional Area. Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, ©2014 9781443865364
ISBN	9781443871327 (electronic book)
	144387132X (electronic book)
	1443865362
	9781443865364