Pius Siakwah, PhD
SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW
CollegeCOLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
School / InstituteINSTITUTE OF AFRICAN STUDIES
DepartmentINSTITUTE OF AFRICAN STUDIES SECRETARIAT
Extractives and resource governanceenergy transitionsustainabilityagricultureand work
Publication activity
Publication statistics
Publications
40 matching publications
| Publication | Year | Journal | Thematic area | Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tourism governance and attainment of the sustainable development goals in Africa P Siakwah, R Musavengane, L Leonard |
2020 | Tourism Planning & Development 17 (4), 355-383, 2020 | Social Sciences | 376 |
| The nexus between tourism and urban risk: Towards inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable outdoor tourism in African cities R Musavengane, P Siakwah, L Leonard |
2020 | Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 29, 100254, 2020 | Social Sciences | 138 |
| “Does the poor matter” in pro-poor driven sub-Saharan African cities? towards progressive and inclusive pro-poor tourism R Musavengane, P Siakwah, L Leonard |
2019 | International Journal of Tourism Cities 5 (3), 392-411, 2019 | Social Sciences | 73 |
| Are natural resource windfalls a blessing or a curse in democratic settings? Globalised assemblages and the problematic impacts of oil on Ghana's development P Siakwah |
2017 | Resources Policy 52, 122-133, 2017 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 67 |
| Immigration, education, sense of community and mental well-being: the case of visible minority immigrants in Canada B Agyekum, P Siakwah, JK Boateng |
2021 | Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and Urban …, 2021 | Social Sciences | 66 |
| Actors, networks, and globalised assemblages: Rethinking oil, the environment and conflict in Ghana P Siakwah |
2018 | Energy Research & Social Science 38, 68-76, 2018 | Social Sciences | 66 |
| Political economy of the resource curse in Africa revisited: The curse as a product and a function of globalised hydrocarbon assemblage P Siakwah |
2017 | Development and Society 46 (1), 83-112, 2017 | Social Sciences | 59 |
| Actor Network Theory, globalised assemblages and the impact of oil on agriculture and industry in Ghana P Siakwah |
2017 | The Extractive Industries and Society 4 (3), 462-472, 2017 | Agriculture | 43 |
| Oil and development in Ghana: Beyond the resource curse N Andrews, P Siakwah |
2021 | Routledge, 2021 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 42 |
| Tourism geographies and spatial distribution of tourist sites in Ghana P Siakwah |
2018 | African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure 7 (1), 1-19, 2018 | Social Sciences | 33 |
| The context and politics of decision making on large dams in Ghana: an overview D Darko, M Kpessa-Whyte, E Obuobie, P Siakwah, O Torto, D Tsikata |
2019 | FutureDAMS Working Paper, 2019 | Social Sciences | 32 |
| Sustainable Urban Tourism in Sub-Saharan Africa: Risk and Resilience L Leonard, R Musavengane, P Siakwah |
2021 | Routledge, 2021 | Social Sciences | 14 |
| Analysis of the complexities in the water-energy-food nexus: Ghana's Bui dam experience P Siakwah, O Torto |
2022 | Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems 6, 734675, 2022 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 12 |
| Challenging formal accountability processes in community natural resource management in Sub-Saharan Africa R Musavengane, P Siakwah |
2020 | GeoJournal, 1-18, 2020 | Social Sciences | 11 |
| Are Natural Resource Windfalls a Blessing Or a Curse in Democratic Settings: A Case Study-Ghana?. P Siakwah |
2016 | Trinity College Dublin, 2016 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 11 |
| Re-imagining community-based tourism in rural Africa Through networks and management innovation P Siakwah, R Musavengane |
2021 | New Frontiers in Hospitality and Tourism Management in Africa, 227-244, 2021 | Social Sciences | 10 |
| Urban risk and tourism in Africa: An overview L Leonard, R Musavengane, P Siakwah |
2021 | Sustainable Urban Tourism in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1-13, 2021 | Social Sciences | 9 |
| Adapting to climate change amidst innovation diffusion and declining indigenous agricultural knowledge and practices in Ghana P Siakwah, AD Ablo, R Sheburah-Essien, M Zaami, JA Yaro |
2025 | African Journal of Science, Technology, Innovation and Development 17 (2 …, 2025 | Natural Sciences | 7 |
| Sustainable energy transition in Russia and Ghana within a multi-level perspective P Siakwah, YV Ermolaeva, PO Ermolaeva, B Agyekum |
2023 | Changing Societies & Personalities. 2023. Vol. 7. Iss. 3 7 (3), 165-185, 2023 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 7 |
| Microcredit as a strategy for poverty reduction, Youth and Women Empowerment, Ghana P Siakwah |
2010 | University of Oslo, Norway, 2010 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 7 |
| Political economy to globalized assemblages: Actor network theory, hydrocarbon assemblages, and problematizing the resource curse thesis P Siakwah |
2018 | Network Theory and Analysis, 1-34, 2018 | Social Sciences | 5 |
| Female farmers’ struggles and responses to COVID-19 in Ghana JA Yaro, R Sheburah Essien, AD Ablo, P Siakwah, M Zaami |
2025 | African Geographical Review, 1-14, 2025 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 4 |
| Extractive industries in Africa P Siakwah |
2024 | Handbook of African Economic Development, 199-217, 2024 | Social Sciences | 4 |
| The political economy of natural resource conflicts in Ghana: The case of the Songor ET Lawer, P Siakwah, CC Mba, KT Asante |
2024 | World Development Perspectives 36, 100641, 2024 | Social Sciences | 3 |
| Oil production, dispossession, and community development in Africa: A development education perspective B Agyekum, P Siakwah, IK Biney |
2022 | Reimagining Development Education in Africa, 171-189, 2022 | Social Sciences | 3 |