Autor/Autorin: Agbeti Divine S. K.
Born in Ghana, Divine S. K. Agbeti moved to the UK in 2005 and joined the British Army. As a soldier, he deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, and later trained as a Combat Human Resource Administrator. He decided, in 2012, to pursue a full-time study at the University of Portsmouth and graduated with a First Class Honours in International Relations.
"This is an excellent book that is interesting, informed and informative. It is a pleasure to read and conveys a sophisticated understanding of the complexity of ethnicity as a driver of voting behaviour in Ghanaian politics... This is an ambitious piece of work which draws in theories and concepts from a range of fields within Politics and International Relations - notably ethnic conflict studies, political systems, voting behaviour all mixed into material from the political history of Ghana" - Dr Theresa Callan
"This is an excellent book that is interesting, informed and informative. It is a pleasure to read and conveys a sophisticated understanding of the complexity of ethnicity as a driver of voting behaviour in Ghanaian politics... This is an ambitious piece of work which draws in theories and concepts from a range of fields within Politics and International Relations - notably ethnic conflict studies, political systems, voting behaviour all mixed into material from the political history of Ghana" - Dr Theresa Callan
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Born in Ghana, Divine S. K. Agbeti moved to the UK in 2005 and joined the British Army. As a soldier, he deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, and later trained as a Combat Human Resource Administrator. He decided, in 2012, to pursue a full-time study at the University of Portsmouth and graduated with a First Class Honours in International Relations.
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"This is an excellent book that is interesting, informed and informative. It is a pleasure to read and conveys a sophisticated understanding of the complexity of ethnicity as a driver of voting behaviour in Ghanaian politics... This is an ambitious piece of work which draws in theories and concepts from a range of fields within Politics and International Relations - notably ethnic conflict studies, political systems, voting behaviour all mixed into material from the political history of Ghana" - Dr Theresa Callan
