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The views expressed in this publica
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This research coul
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INTRODUCTORY NOTE When Emile Vercru
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I A BRIEF INTRODUCTION 10 THE PROBL
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agricultural productivity has reach
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Notes 1. Keith Griffin (1979) has c
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Most fallow land around Abura-Dunkw
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field which has been reaped; in the
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shelled pail by pail whenever it is
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Notes I. Quotations in this paragra
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HI ON THE SOClIAL RELATIONS OF PEAS
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- whether or not they have control
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tion was transformed into the tribu
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ges in exploitation and exploiters
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of a state government, both involve
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other words, exploitation is now in
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There is now fairly general recogni
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must now move to a much more concre
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12. According to Christensen (1954:
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IV AKAN LAND TENURE ARRANGEMENTS: A
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most if not all accounts of customa
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person (usually, but not always, a
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land. This intervening role ofthe e
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deemed abandoned after non-occupati
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Ch.III; Reindorf 1895; Kimble 1963)
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ered in that it had nearly brought
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purposes, and to subjects of other
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Notes 1. The first edition of Mensa
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v THEABURA-DUNKWA FAMILY LANDS AND
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anyone to acquire a right to farmla
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Equally, the land held (or claimed)
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eiterated that, consequent on their
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admitting that Nana Quansah was the
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emotions than anything else because
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