Nkrumah: From the Beginning to the End of His Political Career a Bibliography of His Role in Ghana,His Overthrow and His Death

Afrifa A. A. Kwame Nkrumah . West Africa, November 12, 1966; 1289.

Ames Sophia Repley . Nkrumah of Ghana. [Rand McNally, 1961].

Austin D. Saviour with the sword (1). New Society, March 3, 1966; 19–20.

Ames Sophia Repley . Saviour with the sword (2). Ibid., March 10, 1966; 22–23.

Bediako K. A. The downfall of Kwame Nkrumah. Accra, The author, 1966.

Bing Geoffrey . Dr. Nkrumah tends his roses. Listener, 78, August 31, 1967; 270–271.

Boyon J. Une ideologie africaine—Le Nkrumaisme. Revue Française de Science Politique, 13, 1963; 66–87.

Bretton H. L. The rise and fall of Kwame Nkrumah. London, Pall Mall, 1967.

Chukwumerije Uche . A report from Conakry: Nkrumah never dies. Afriscope 2(6) 1972; 28–29.

Clark William . A new leader in Africa: Dr. Nkrumah and Ghana. Listener, March 21, 1957; 461–462.

Du Bois W. E. B. The Prime Minister of Ghana: Personal background and political aims. Mainstream 10, May 1957; 11–16.

Dudley Billy . Nkrumah: His philosophy. Afriscope, 2, 6, June 1972; 34–35.

Essien-Udom E. U. Nkrumah: His style of rule. Ibid., 2, 6, June 1972; 32–33.

Evans Joseph E. Ghana's ‘deliverer’: Leftist Nkrumah builds dictatorship in Africa, jails his oponents, he starts political classes for workers, forces them into a government Union. Wall Street Journal, 157, February 1961; 1.

Foison Kweku . An African tragedy: Kwame Nkrumah and Mr. Q. C. Bing. Encounter, 33, July 1969; 35–43.

Ghana: The autobiography of Kwame Nkrumah. Review. Spectator, 198, March 8, 1957; 304.

Ghana. Commission to Enquire into the Kwame Nkrumah Properties. Report of the Commission appointed under the Commission of Enquiry Act, 1964 (Act 250) to enquire into the Kwame Nkrumah properties. Accra, Ministry of Information, 1967.

Ghana. Commission to Enquire into the Kwame Nkrumah Properties. White Paper on the report of the Commission of Enquiry into the Kwame Nkrumah properties. Accra, Ministry of Information, 1967.

Ghana. Ministry of Information. Nkrumah's subversion: Documentary evidence of Nkrumah's interference in the affairs of other African states. Accra, Ministry of Information, 1966.

Ghana's Year of Responsibility: Dr. Nkrumah becomes first President of the Republic. African World Annual, 1960; 41–42.

Jantuah F. A. Nkrumah: My personal experience. Afriscope, 2, 6, June 1972; 39.

Kwame Nkrumah . West Africa, 2866, May 19, 1972; 626.

Le Jeune Anthony . Letter from Ghana: Cult of the Messiah. National Review, 8, May 21, 1960; 330.

Lewis Koojo S. How America toppled Nkrumah: The truth, now out, exposes the motives and method of the American Central Intelligence Agency in Ghana and how, in close collaboration with the American President himself, the CIA used the reactionary section of the Ghana army to neocolonise Ghana. Winneba, Victory Press, 1967.

Littell Blaine . Big brother in Ghana: Personality and politics of Kwame Nkrumah. Reporter, 25, November 9, 1961; 37–39.

Marais Genoveva . Kwame Nkrumah as I knew him. Chichester, Janay Publishing Co., 1972.

Mahoney W. P. Nkrumah in retrospect. Rev. of Politics, 30, April 1968; 246–250.

Martin B. G. Darkside of Nkrumah's reign. Guardian, March 21, 1966; 9.

Nkrumah: Despot or martyr? West Africa, June 30, 1972; 831–832.

Nkrumah Kwame . Ghana: The autobiography of Kwame Nkrumah. London Nelson, 1957.

Nkrumah: Politics in perspective. West Africa, 2877, August 11, 1972; 1.

O'Brien Conor Cruise . Nkrumah, the man I knew. Observer, February 27, 1966; 9, 2.

Ocran A. K. A myth is broken: An account of the Ghana coup d'état of February 24, 1966. London, Longmans, 1968.

Omari P. T. Kwame Nkrumah: The anatomy of an African dictatorship. London, Hurst, 1970.

Osagyefo and others. Economist, 197, December 31, 1960; 1366–1368.

Osagyefo repentant? Ibid., 204, September 1, 1962; 757.

Osei G. K. The spirit and structure of Nkrumah's Convention People's Party. London, The author, 1962.

Page Bruce . Messiah and Mug. Sunday Times Magazine, March 5, 1967; 6–7.

Portrait of Nkrumah. Canadian Geog. Journal, May 1957; 177.

Portrait of Nkrumah. Illustrated London News, 229, July 28, 1956; 134.

President Nkrumah. Economist, 194, March 12, 1960; 977.

The Self-Styled Redeemer who became a virtual dictator. Guardian, February 25, 1966; 13.

Timothy Bankole . Kwame Nkrumah: His rise to power. Forward by the Hon. Botsio Kojo . 2nd ed. Evanston, Northwestern Univ. Press, 1963.

African self-government in the Gold Coast: A nascent dominion. Colonial Review, June 1955; 43–45.

After the Korsah inquiry. Economist, May 22, 1954; 629–630.

Ahuma S. R. B. The Gold Coast Nation and National Consciousness. London, Cass, 1972.

Alcocc A. E. S. Planning in the Gold Coast; progressive planning legislation. Town and Country Planning, 23, May 1954; 236–240.

Apter D. E. British West Africa: Patterns of self-government. Annals of American Academy of Pol. & Soc. Science 298, 1955; 117–129.

Apter D. E. Some economic factors in the political development of the Gold Coast. Journal of Economic History, 14, 1954; 409–27.

Apter D. E. The Gold Coast in Transition, [Princeton Univ. Press], 1965.

Background to the Coussey Report. World Today, March 1950; 110–119.

Bardsley John . Church and state in the Gold Coast. East and West Review, October 1952; 117–122.

Bennett George . The Gold Coast general election of 1954: Features of the campaign, patterns and results of the voting. Parliamentary Affairs, 7, Autumn 1954; 430–439.

The Birth of Ghana: Independence for Gold Coast March 6, 1957. Round Table, 185, 1956; 48–56.

Bourret F. M. Ghana: The road to independence. Stanford Univ. Press, 1960.

Briggs Asa . Nationalism in the Gold Coast. Fortnightly, March/April, 1952; 152–157, 231–236.

Busia K. A. The prospects for parliamentary democracy in the Gold Coast. Parliamentary Affairs, 5, 1952; 438–444.

Busia K. A. Self-government for the Gold Coast. West African Affairs, 9, 1951.

Butterworth E. G. Economic self-rule in the Gold Coast. New Commonwealth, 31, January 9, 1956; 22–25.

Carr-Gregg J. R. E. Self-rule in Africa: Recent advances in the Gold Coast. International Conciliation, 473, September 1951; 319–382.

Carter G. M. Gold Coast comes of age: Postwar political advances. Foreign Politics Bulletin, August 15, 1954; 1–2.

Carter G. M. The Gold Coast: A future dominion? International Journal, 9, Spring 1954; 133–143.

Common sense in the Gold Coast: The question of the administration of the Gold Coast. Venture, December 1949; 3–5.

Constitutional reform in the Gold Coast: The recommendations of the Coussey Constitution. Journal of African Administration, 2, 1950; 2–11.

Davison R. B. Labour relations and trade unions in the Gold Coast. International and Labour Relations Review, 7, 1954; 593–604.

Dobie Edith . Britain extends democratic government to Africa. World Affairs Interpreter, 23, Summer 1952; 166–177.

Drake S. C. Prospects for democracy in the Gold Coast. Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Sci., 306, July 1956; 78–87.

Fleming James . Changing the face of the Gold Coast. New Commonwealth, May 28, 1956; 333–335.

The Gold Coast. Constitution. Order in Council, May 5, 1954. Inter-Parliamentary Union Constitutional and Parliamentary Information, 25, January 1956; 2–36.

The Gold Coast: Constitutional progress, 1966-July 17, 1956. Current Notes on International Affairs, 27, September 1956; 543–549.

Gold Coast constitutional reform. Colonial Review, December 1949; 104–107.

Coast Gold : Democracy for Africans; Gold Coast's first national election. Times, June 14, 1954.

The Gold Coast disturbances: Expression of the deep-seated grievances against the British Empire. Empire, September 1948; 3–7.

Gold Coast Independence: Prospects and problems of the new state of Ghana. World Today, 13, February 1957; 61–73.

The Gold Coast, the people, the government and the economy. Canadian External Affairs, 6, September 1954; 266–271.

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Great Britain, Colonial Office. Report on the Gold Coast for the year 1952, 1953. H. M. S. O., 1953/54.

Great Britain, Colonial Office. Colonial Office. Report on the Gold Coast for the year 1954. H. M. S. O., 1956.

Griffiths Percival Sir Watt Maurice J. Report on a visit to Nigeria and the Gold Coast: March-May 1955. Fed. of Brit. Industries, December 1955.

Hannigan J. J. Local government in the Gold Coast. Journal of African Administration, 7, July 1955; 116–123.

Heigham J. B. Industrial relations in the Gold Coast. Colonial Review, September 1956; 206–207.

Howe R. W. Gold Coast into Ghana. Phylon Quarterly, 18, July 1957; 155–161.

Huxley Elspeth . The Gold Coast disturbances. Time and Tide, August 14, 1948; 828–829.

Jackson B. W. The Gold Coast: An experiment in partnership. Foreign Affairs, 32, July 1954; 608–616.

Judges A. V. Gold Coast independence and education. British Journal of Educational Studies, May 1957; 167–168.

Keith Irvine . The Ashanti Revolt: The Gold Coast independence is set back. New Leader, August 15, 1955; 10–11.

Lawson J. S. General elections in the Gold Coast. Colonial Review, September 1951; 78–79.

Lawson J. S. Operation ‘Elections’: Steps taken to prepare the people of Gold Coast for the exercise of the Franchise. Parliamentary Affairs, 4, 1951; 332–340.

Lechtreck R. Desire for freedom: Colonial statesmanship in the Gold Coast. Midwest Quart., 7, April 1966; 208–224.

Lewis W. A. Industrialisation and the Gold Coast. Colonial Review, March 1954; 140–141.

Listowell, Earl of Listowell. The Gold Coast and Independence: Suggests a policy leading to complete self-government. Venture, July 1954; 3–4.

McLaren C. A. Local Government training in the Gold Coast. Journal of African Administration, 9, April 1957; 63–71.

Mealing S. R. The Gold Coast: First African dependency to achieve virtual self-government. Current Affairs, September 1955; 1–30.

Mercer T. M. Kodwo. The Gold Coast development programe: Government plans and progress to date. African Affairs, 55, January 1956; 27–32.

Movement for colonial freedom. Phylon Quarterly, 16, December 1955; 397–409.

A Nascent Dominion. Round Table, 178, March 1955; 149–155.

The National apprenticeship system in Ghana. International Labour Review, 85, June 1962; 612–621.

Nationalist challenge in the Gold Coast election. Times, July 12, 1956.

O'Donovan Patrick . The magic of nationalism: An entire continent is watching Kwame Nkrumah of the Gold Coast, the first Negro to lead the government of an African colony. Reporter (fortnightly) September 18, 1951; 31–33.

Padmore George . Constitutional advances in the new Asian dominions: India, Pakistan, Ceylon; and in the Gold Coast. United Asia, 5, April 1953; 83–87.

Padmore George . Constitutional advances in the New Asian dominions (Burma) and in the Gold Coast. United Asia, 5, August 1953; 234–240.

Padmore George . The Gold Coast revolution: The struggle of an African people from slavery to freedom. Dobson, 1953.

Padmore George . Unrest in the Gold Coast. Socialist Commentary, 12, April 1948; 159–60.

Rathbone R. Government of the Gold Coast after the Second World War. African Affairs, 67, July 1968; 209–218.

Redmayne Paul . Gold Coast to Ghana, 1957. Murray, 1957.

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Rouch Jane . Democratic dilemma in the Gold Coast. New Commonwealth, June 13, 1955; 579.

Royal Institute of International Affairs: Information Department. Ghana: A survey of Gold Coast on the eve of independence. January 1957.

Seers Dudley Russ C. R. Some problems of the Gold Coast economy. Colonial Review, June 1953; 40–42.

Self-Government in the Gold Coast: Progress of a constitutional experiment. Round Table, 168, September 1952; 326–332.

Storm clouds over the Gold Coast. Economist, July 14, 1956; 142.

Summary of report on Gold Coast disturbances. Empire, September 1948; 6–7.

Towards a federal Gold Coast?: Internal division appearing since the constitutional changes of 1954. World Today, 11, November 1955; 482–491.

Towards self-government in the Gold Coast. Times, March 18, 1953.

Towards self-government in the Gold Coast. Colonial Review, June 1953; 39–40.

War drums on the Gold Coast. Economist, April 14, 1956; 155–6.

Ward Barbara . The Gold Coast as a dominion. New Commonwealth, 26, December 21, 1953; 643–645.

Webb S. J. Gold Coast: ‘operation democracy’. New Commonwealth, December 24, 1954; 673–674.

Wiseman H. U. The Gold Coast: From executive council to responsible Cabinet. Parliamentary Affairs, 10, Winter 1956/57; 27–35; Spring 1956/57; 195–203: Summer 1957; 333–343.

Workable plan for Gold Coast Constitution. Crown Colonist, December 1949; 747–748.

Worsthorne Peregrine . Trouble in the air. Encounter, 12, May 1955; 2–13.

Wraith R. E. The ‘Second Chamber’ question in the Gold Coast: Favourable and unfavourable aspects of a bicameral legislature. Parliamentary Affairs, 7, Autumn 1954; 393–400.

Adu A. L. Problems of government in emergent African States: An experience of Ghana. International Review of Administrative Sciences, 26, 1, 1960: 61–66.

Agarwala C. B. The government of Ghana. Foreign Affairs Reports (India), 9, August 1960; 87–95.

Age of tyrants. New Statesman, 63, March 30, 1962; 439.

Ake C. Charismatic legislation and political integration. Comparative Studies in Society and History, 9, October 1966; 1–13.

Akyeampong H. K. The Akim Abuakwa Crisis: Concerning the removal from office of the chief and council by the national government. Accra, the author, 1958.

Akyeampong H. K. , comp. The foundations of self-government: Selected historic speeches on Ghana's independence. Accra, George Boakyie Pub. Co., 1967.

Alexy H. Der Neue Staat Ghana (The new state of Ghana). Z. ausland. off. Volkerrecht, 18, February 1958; 559–577.

Amamoo Joseph G. Ghana and the Western democracies. African Affairs, 58, January 1959; 54–60.

Amamoo Joseph G. Ghana and the West. New Commonwealth, 37, March 1959; 169–170.

Amamoo Joseph G. The New Ghana: The birth of a nation. Pan Books, 1958.

Amao R. K. Ghana: The new republic; Special survey. New Commonwealth, 38, 1960; 503–510.

Andic Fuat Andic Suphan . A survey of Ghana's tax system and finances. Public Finance, 18, 1, 1963; 5–41.

Anglin, Douglas G. Ghana, the West, and the Soviet Union. Canadian Journal of Economics, 24, May 1958; 152–165.

Anglin Douglas G. Whither Ghana? International Journal, 13, Winter 1957/58; 41–59.

Ankrah J. A. Focus on Ghana. New Commonwealth, 44, October 1966; 467–468.

Apter David E. Lystad Robert A. Bureaucracy, party, and constitutional democracy. Transition in Africa, 1958; 16–43.

Apter David E. Lystad Robert A. Ghana in transition. London, Atheneum, 1963.

Apter David E. Lystad Robert A. Role of traditionalism in the political modernization of Ghana and Uganda. World Politics, 13, October 1960; 45–68.

Arden-Clarke Charles Sir . Gold Coast in Ghana: Some problems of transition. International Affairs, 34, January 1958; 49–56.

Arden-Clarke Charles Sir . Eight years of transition in Ghana. African Affairs, 57, 1958; 29–57.

Arden-Clarke Charles Sir . Profile: Ghana's guiding hand. New Commonwealth, June 10, 1957; 564.

Armah Kwesi . Africa's Golden Road. London, Heinemann, 1966.

Asafu-Adjaye E. O. Ghana since independence: Highlights of the first year; Address, with discussion. African Affairs, 57, 1958; 182–188.

Asante K. B. Towards the future in Ghana; An address. Ibid., 57, 1958; 52–57.

Asantehene in eclipse. Economist, 188, September 20, 1958; 922.

Attoh K. Y. Economic reassessment in Ghana. New Commonwealth, August 19, 1957; 186.

Attoh K. Y. Ghana liquidates cocoa purchasing company. Ibid., May 25, 1957; 547.

Attoh K. Y. Gold Coast into Ghana; Political and economic situation. Ibid., March 4, 1957; 206–210.

Attoh K. Y. The £ S D of independence. Ibid., 35, 1958; 560–563.

Attoh K. Y. Two Ghana landmarks. Ibid., April 29, 1957; 443.

Attoh K. Y. Will democracy survive in Ghana? New Commonwealth, September 16, 1957; 277.

Austin D. Emerging nations in perspective: Strong rule in Ghana. Listener, 67, January 25, 1962; 156–157.

Austin D. Ghana since independence. World Today, 17, October 1961; 424–435.

Austin D. The Ghana Parliament's first year. Parliamentary Affairs, 11, Summer 1958; 350–360.

Austin D. Opposition in Ghana, 1947–1967. Government and Opposition, 2, 1967; 539–555.

Austin D. The political scene in Ghana. Political Quarterly, 33, 1962; 20–29.

Austin D. The new Ghana. African Affairs, 59, 234, 1960; 20–25.

Austin D. The new Ghana. Journal of Royal Commonwealth Society (New Series) 3, 1, 1960; 13–14.

Austin D. Politics in Ghana, 1946–1960. Oxford University Press, 1964.

Austin D. The uncertain frontier! Ghana—Togo. Journal of Modern African Studies, 1, June 1963; 139–145.

Austin D. Tordoff W. Voting in an African town. Political Studies, 8, 1960; 130–136.

Ayieehi A. Ghana gets the bill. Economist, 219, April 1966; 498–499.

Babini V. Sviluppi constituzionali nel Ghana, Camerun, Togo e Guinea: Constitutional developments in Ghana, Cameroun, Togo and Guinea. Comunita Internazionale, 15, 1960; 703–717.

Babini V. Il nuovo Dominion di Ghana: The new Dominion of Ghana. Comunita Internazionale, 12, 1957; 477–489.

Back where we started. New Statesman, 62, December 15, 1961; 911.

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Bearer of tales. Economist, 200, August 5, 1961; 533.

Birmingham Walter . The Economy of Ghana: Commerce, industry and development schemes. Africa Today, May/June 1957; 9–13.

Boahen, Adu. A new look at the history of Ghana. African Affairs, 65, July 1966; 212–222.

Boahen Adu . The roots of Ghanaian nationalism. Journal of African History, 5, 1964; 127–132.

Boaten F. E. Ghana today: History, constitutional development, economy and foreign policy. Foreign Affairs Reports (India) 7, 1968; 137–149.

Bognar Jozsef . Economic planning in Ghana. New Hungarian Quarterly, 3, September 1962; 3–31.

Boi-Doku E. C. K. The future for Ghana. New Commonwealth, December 24, 1957; 627–628.

Boner J. Russell. Grief in Ghana: Small African Nation borders on bankruptcy after spending spree. Wall Street Journal, 166, July 2, 1965; 1.

Bossmanship in Ghana. Economist, September 21, 1957; 914–915.

Boyon J. Naissance d'un état africain: Le Ghana. Political Studies, 7, February 1959; 103.

Bretton H. L. Current political thought and practice in Ghana. American Political Science Review, 52, March 1958; 46–63.

Brutents Karen . Ghana: Politics and economics. New Times (Moscow), June 27, July 4, 1969; 26–28; 25–27.

Bryant A. Ghana eighty years ago and to-day. Illustrated London News, 239, December 2, 1961; 954.

Bursey M. B. Ghana plans its industrial future. Foreign Trade (Canada), 110, September 27, 1958; 2–3.

Busia Kofi Abrefa . Ghana will be truly free and happy. London, Ghana Students Association, 1964.

Butterworth E. G. Industrial development in Ghana: Openings for British manufacturers. Federation of British Industries Review, 1959; 45–48.

Cantor David J. Effects of import-replacing industrialization on the foreign trade of Ghana (address). Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies, 6, 1964; 231–238.

Carter R. W. B. Ghana will spend £350m. on new five year development plan. Board of Trade Journal (Britain) 177, September 25, 1959; 380.

Childers E. McKenzie Robert . Geoffrey Bing, Q. C. on Ghana: An interview by E. Childers and R. McKenzie. Listener, 75, June 30, 1966; 934–935; 961.

Clarke Pauline . Old Ghana tales in new guise. Guardian, May 18, 1964; 9.

Connock Michael . Cocoa needs new markets: Commonwealth growers are anxious to find fresh outlets for cocoa. New Commonwealth, 38, 1960; 34–36.

Constitution of Ghana, March 1957. Inter-Parliamentary Information, 3, July 1957; 93–146.

Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, July 1, 1960. Ibid., July 1960; 118–136.

Constitutional exercises. Economist, 189, October 4, 1958; 31.

C P P triumphs in Ghana. Ibid., 186, March 1, 1958; 746.

Counihan Daniel . Ghana: A test case for African democracy. Listener, 69, January 10, 1963; 53.

Crystal-gazing in Ghana. Economist, 204, August 4, 1962; 450.

Curtin Philip D. The Gold Coast: 5 years after. Current History, 30, May 1956; 293–298.

Dasgupta P. The Ghana Constitution: An assessment. Africa Quarterly, 9, 3, 1969; 220–224.

Davidson B. Democracy in Ghana. New Statesman, 58, July 4, 1959; 6.

Davidson B. Legality in Ghana. Ibid., 57, February 7, 1959; 180.

Davidson B. The challenge of Ghana. Political Quarterly, 28, 1957; 271–284.

Davidson B. The Volta River Aluminium Scheme. Political Quarterly, 1954; 55–67.

Debrah E. M. Understanding Ghana. Social Science, 36, October 1961; 231–238.

Defending the state. Economist, 192, July 4, 1959; 15.

De Graft-Johnson J. C. The new Ghana: Economic and political aspects; Glimpses of Ghana by Gbedemah, A. K. Asia-Africa Review, 1, October/December 1957; 221–224.

Dickson K. B. Background to the problem of economic development in Northern Ghana. Association of American Geographers Annals, 58, December 1968; 686–696.

Dr. Nkrumah reshuffles. Economist, 189, November 22, 1958; 676.

Dr. Nkrumah sworn in as the first president of Ghana. Illustrated London News, 237, July 9, 1960; 80.

Dr. Nkrumah's brothers. Economist, 203, June 16, 1962; 1090.

Dr. Nkrumah's political kingdom. Economist, 201, October 14, 1961; 143.

Dr. Nkrumah's steamroller. Economist, 189, November 15, 1958; 586.

Doomsday for the chiefs [turning-point in Accra's relations with the traditional tribal forces]. Economist, 187, June 14, 1958; 981.

Dowse R. E. Ghana: One party or totalitarian? Brit. Journal of Sociology, 18, September 1967; 251–268.

Duodu Cameron . Ghana since Nkrumah. Listener, 78, October 19, 1967; 499–500.

Economic trends in Ghana, 1959–1960. Afro-Asian Economic Review, 3, January 1961; 27–29.

Erzuah J. B. Comparative study of constitutional and administrative structures in Ghana. Civilizations, 14, 1964; 85–91.

Eshag Eprime Richards P. J. A comparison of economic developments in Ghana and the Ivory Coast since 1960. Oxford University, Institute of Economics and Statistics Bulletin, 29, November 1967; 353–372.

Esseks John D. Government and indigenous private enterprise in Ghana. Journal of Modern African Studies, 9, May 1971; 11–29.

Esseks John D. Political independence and economic decolonization: The case of Ghana under Nkrumah. Western Political Quarterly, 24, March 1971; 59–64.

Falls C. Leading third force candidates. Illustrated London News, 237, October 8, 1960; 598.

Fischer G. Le Ghana, l'indépendance et ses problèmes. Politique étrangère, 22, 1957; 139–150.

de Freitas Geoffrey . Britain and Ghana's economy. African Affairs, 62, October 1963; 290–299.

Ghana accepts all aids without strings. New Commonwealth, 38, October 1960; 668.

Ghana after the referendum. New Commonwealth, 42, March 1964; 151–152.

Ghana budget preview. West Africa, February 12, 1966; 175.

Ghana salute, March 6, 1957. Pittsburgh Courier, March 1957.

Ghana since independence: Economic, political and social aspects. British Survey Main Ser. (N.S.), November 1959; 1–24.

Ghana: Benefits of the Queen's visit to Ghana. New Commonwealth, 40, January 1962; 51.

Ghana: Developments since independence. World Today, 14, October 1958; Reply, 15, 6, January 1959; 441–452.

Ghana: Developments since independence. Central Bureau of Statistics. Economic survey 1961: Presented to the National Assembly by the President. Accra, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. July 1962.

Ghana embarks on gigantic seven-year development plan. Ghana News, 2, April 1964; 1–8.

Ghana goes for broke: Economy nears a crisis as President Nkrumah rushes African Nation toward industrialization and socialism; sharp fall in the price of cocoa has hurt. Business Week, May 1965; 41–42.

Ghana guides against trouble: Internal security developments. New Commonwealth, February 3, 1958; 135 and March 3, 1958; 234.

Ghana Information Services. Ghana is born, 6th March 1957. Accra, Govt. Printer, 1958.

Ghana—March 6, 1957. Manchester Guardian, March 6, 1957; 9–12.

Ghana. Ministry of Finance. Economic Survey, 1958. Accra, Govt. Printing Department. June 1959.

Ghana. Ministry of Information. Ghana Republic Souvenir. Accra, Ministry of Information, 1962.

Ghana: Must Nkrumah, the Prime Minister rely on state socialism to speed the development of Ghana? Africa Special report, 2, September 1957; 5–9.

Ghana: The National Assembly Act, 1959. Inter-Parliamentary Information, April 1960; 73–89.

Ghana on honeymoon. Economist, May 18, 1957; 600–601.

Ghana on the tight rope. Times Review of Industry, 16, January 1962; 98.

Ghana reaches a decisive phase. New Commonwealth, 39, November 1961; 705–708.

Ghana revisited. Times, December 18, 1957; 16–17.

Ghana today: (1) Reconciliation or Revolution. (2) The lonely leader of New Africa. Times, June 13, 1961; 13–14.

Ghana: Towards dictatorship. Critical of executive interference in judicial affairs, as exemplified in Ghana's special court, set up in 1961 to deal with certain offenses specified by the president. International Commission of Jurists Bulletin, March 1964; 9–13.

Ghana: Vanity, vanity. Economist, 204, August 18, 1962; 597.

Ghana: Whither drifting? by Ghanaian. Socialist Commentary, March 1964; 11–13.

Ghanaian businessmen's handicaps. New Commonwealth, August 1958; 125.

Ghana's bread and butter politics. Economist, January 31, 1959, 422.

Ghana's crisis. New Statesman, 62, December 1, 1961; 820–822.

Ghana's difficult birth. Economist, 181, December 22, 1956; 1063–1064.

Ghana's guided democracy. Ibid., 190, March 14, 1959; 948.

Ghana's land revolution. New Commonwealth, 42, February 1964; 82–83.

Ghana's New United Party. New Commonwealth, December 9, 1957; 571.

Ghana's opposition umbrella. Economist, November 16, 1957; 604.

Ghana's second year: Political development. New Commonwealth, 37, February 1959; 126.

Ghana's sterling. Economist, 180, January 25, 1958; 337.

Ghana's treason. Economist, 209, December 14, 1963; 1142.

Godfrey E. M. Ghana's new plan. Banker, 114, November 1964; 723–725.

A golden chance for Ghana: Comments on her new independence. Labour, March 1957; 56–58.

Goldsworthy David . Ghana's Second Republic. Australian Outlook, 25, 1971; 45–47.

Goody J. Consensus and dissent in Ghana. Political Science Quarterly, 83, 1968; 337–352.

Goody J. The myth of a State. Journal of Modern African Studies, 6, 1968; 461–473.

Gordon Donald . Ghana may survive its current troubles. Saturday Night, 76, November 25, 1961; 17–18.

Got up by the press. Economist, 201, October 7, 1961; 17–18.

Graham Shirley . Whither Ghana? Political Affairs, 41, May 1962; 37–45.

Great Britain: Central Office of Information. Reference Division. The making of Ghana. London HMSO; 1957.

Green R. H. Four African development plans: Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Tanzania. Journal of Modern African Studies, 3, August 1965; 249–279.

Greenwood A. F. Ten years local government in Ghana. Journal of Local Administration Overseas, 1, January 1962; 23–28.

The growth of executive power in Ghana. International Comm. Jurists Bull, May 1962; 21–29.

Brundy K. W. Nkrumah's theory of underdevelopment: An analysis of recurrent themes. World Politics, 25, April 1963; 438–454.

Grundy K. W. Political power and economic theory in radical West Africa. Orbis, 8, Summer 1964; 405–424.

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Hard way. Economist, 204, September 29, 1962; 1178.

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Nkrumah on Nigeria. West Africa, January 22, 1966; 99.

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Acheampong's revolution. Ibid., 2866, May 19, 1972; 610.

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Afrifa A. A. The genesis of the Ghana coup. West Africa, October 22, 1966; 1205.

Afrifa A. A. The Ghana Coup, 24th February, 1966. Ibid., November 26, 1966; 1355.

Afrifa A. A. My relations with Kotoka. Ibid., November 5, 1966; 1266–1267.

Afrifa A. A. Returning Ghana to civilian rule; the plans of the National Liberation Council. Round Table, 57, October 1967; 380–384.

Afrifa A. A. Taking flagstaff house. West Africa, October 29, 1966; 1233.

All eyes on Nkroful. Ibid., May 12, 1972; 575–577.

Amamoo J. G. Ghana—trying the guilty ones. Ibid., January 21, 1967; 72–73.

Ankrah J. A. 100 days in Ghana. Africa Report, 11, June 1966; 21–23.

Apaloo hearings end. West Africa, July 16, 1966; 810.

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Austin D. Return to Ghana. African Affairs, 69, 274, January 1970; 67–71.

Ayisi E. O. Ghana and the return to Parliamentary Government. Political Quarterly, 41, 1970; 432–443.

Back to civilian rule. Africa Digest, 1968; 31–32.

Back to normality. Economist, 220, July 2, 1966; 24–25.

Back to the old drawing-board. Economist, 229, December 14, 1968; 26.

Back to politics in Ghana. New Africa, 11, 3–4, 1969; 6–7.

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Card E. Ghana prepares for civilian rule. Africa Report, 13, April 1968; 9–16.

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Contractors and commissions. West Africa, April 16, 1966; 437–438.

CPP editors return. Ibid., June 9, 1972; 738.

The corpse with a price. Afriscope, 2, 6, June 1972; 7–13.

Day after the night before. Economist, 222, March 25, 1967; 1131–1132.

Decent exposure. West Africa, June 25, 1966; 701.

Derrick Jonathan . Ghana tries out democracy. Daily Telegraph, November 10, 1970; 9.

Duodu Cameron . Plot to restore Nkrumah. Observer, February 16, 1969; 4.

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Exposures and threats. West Africa, March 19, 1966; 330–334.

Fairbairn James . After Nkrumah. New Statesman, 71, March 1966; 285.

Feit E. Military coups and political development: Some lessons from Ghana and Nigeria. World Politics, 20, January 1968; 179–193.

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Footnote to the Nkrumah story. Africa Report, 11, April 1966; 21–22.

Ghana: Goodbye to the aweful. Time magazine, March 4, 1966; 18–19.

Ghana: A longing for home. Time, March 11, 1966; 18–19.

Ghana after Nkrumah. Economist, 220, August 6, 1966; 549–564.

Ghana back in Africa. West Africa, 2873, July 7, 1972; 853.

Ghana coup. Times of India, April 22, 1967; 6.

The Ghana coup d'etat. Survival, May 1966; 166–172.

Ghana coup storm in tea cup. Tribune, (Ambala), April 25, 1967; 4.

Ghana needs basic type of democracy. Ghanaian Times, June 26, 1967; 3.

Ghana mourns Nkrumah. West Africa, 2865, May 12, 1972; 602.

Ghana probes begin. Ibid., March 26, 1966; 363.

Ghana's clearing-house of bribery. Ibid., April 9, 1966; 411–415.

Ghana's economic legacy. Ibid., November 19, 1966; 1321.

Ghana's economic legacy. Ibid., November 5, 1966; 1259.

Ghana's economic legacy. Ibid., November 19, 1966; 1321–1323.

Ghana's politicians get ready. Ibid., April 26, 1969; 460.

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Keatley P. Dr. Nkrumah denied exile in Britain. Ibid., March 3, 1966; 1.

Kraus J. Men in charge. Africa Report, 11, April 1966; 16–20.

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Kwame Nkrumah's tragedy. West Africa, March 5, 1966; 262–263.

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Matchet's diary. West Africa, March 26, 1966; 349–351.

Matchet's diary. Ibid., April 9, 1966; 403.

Matchet's diary. Ibid., April 30, 1966; 480–481.

Matchet's diary. Ibid., 2865, May 12, 1972; 589.

Maynard P. Ghana's crisis. Venture, April 1966, 9–13.

The military coup in Ghana. Political Affairs (N.Y.), April 1966; 1–4.

More revelations at Ollennu Probe. West Africa, August 6, 1966; 900.

Nkroful—the village that waits. Ibid., 2868, June 2, 1972; 683–685.

The Nkrumah debate. Ibid., 2867, May 26, 1972; 646–647.

Nkrumah debts disowned. Ibid., February 18, 1972; 175.

Nkrumah laid to rest. Ibid., 2875; July 21, 1972; 958–959.

Nkrumah to go home at last. Ibid., June 23, 1972; 808.

Nkrumah money. Ibid., May 21, 1966; 562.

Nkrumah's return. Economist, 216, July 24, 1965; 313–314.

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