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The Sacred Nature of the Akan Chief and its Implications for Tradition, Modernity and Religious Human Rights in Ghana · Peerford
Dissertation · 2012
The Sacred Nature of the Akan Chief and its Implications for Tradition, Modernity and Religious Human Rights in Ghana
Seth Tweneboah
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International · 2 countries
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10.25148/etd.fi12050127
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Seth Tweneboah
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University of Ghana
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Religion and Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nigeria
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