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Examines the strengths and limitations of coalition-building in confronting structural violence, with particular attention to how civil society actors mobilise across different levels to challenge entrenched inequalities and power relations.

Explores how women working in gender and development in Ghana negotiate the relationship between feminist commitments, Christian faith and professional efforts to advance gender equality and women’s rights.

Examines the role of civil society organisations in implementing Ghana’s Domestic Violence Act, focusing on the Domestic Violence Coalition and the challenges of sustaining advocacy after legislation has been passed.

Examines the employment expectations and early labour-market outcomes of tertiary graduates in Ghana, with attention to graduate aspirations, job search, employment transitions and the relationship between higher education and work.

Examines how students and graduates understand the value of higher education, including the importance of qualifications, skills, employment prospects and the wider role of university education in shaping future opportunities.