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African Journal on Conflict Resolution

versión On-line ISSN 2309-737X
versión impresa ISSN 1562-6997

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DRAMANI, Aminu; PAALO, Sebastian Angzoorokuu  y  ADU-GYAMFI, Samuel. Emerging Local Voices and New Possibilities toward Attaining Sustainable Peace in Bawku, north-eastern Ghana. AJCR [online]. 2023, vol.23, n.1, pp.107-134. ISSN 2309-737X.

Globally, conflicts continue to change dynamics and increase in complexity, weakening the potential of various peacebuilding interventions, especially in the Global South. The Bawku crisis is a notable protracted conflict in Ghana and West Africa, which attracts enormous scholarly debates, especially on how to attain sustained peace in the area. However, there remains some important dynamics that are not significantly explored in the discussions on achieving sustained peace in Bawku. Drawing on in-depth field interviews, we present a new perspective on chieftaincy and landownership (and use), shifting from absolute control to a shared system, aimed at potentially resolving conflicts. The proposed shared political and landownership system also reveals important weaknesses relating to existing court verdicts and scholarly advocacy for a parallel system or the resettlement of the Mamprusi outside of the area. However, this empirical contribution offers a new possibility to resolve the Bawku crisis and similar challenges in Ghana and Africa.

Palabras clave : Bawku conflict; chieftaincy conflict; peacebuilding; conflict resolution; Ghana.

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