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Examines how WACAM and other local rights actors in Ghana draw on international networks to strengthen advocacy around mining, showing how transnational connections can amplify local struggles while also creating new challenges for coalition-building and representation.

Examines how local rights organisations in Ghana use international networks and transnational advocacy to strengthen campaigns involving mining corporations, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges of linking local struggles to global actors.

Examines the occupational preferences and career aspirations of University of Ghana students, considering the types of work students hope to pursue and the factors that shape their career choices and expectations.

Examines how neoliberal reforms and changing employment practices in Ghana’s banking sector have reshaped women’s formal work, with particular attention to female agency workers, job insecurity and the informalisation of employment.

Examines the informalisation of formal employment in Ghana’s banking sector, focusing on the working conditions of female agency workers and the ways insecure contracts, lower wages and limited protections reshape women’s experiences of formal-sector work.