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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conclusion: Navigating urban tourism amidst environmental, political and social risks R Musavengane, L Leonard, P Siakwah |
2021 | Sustainable Urban Tourism in Sub-Saharan Africa: Risk and Resilience, 247 - 256, 2021 | Social Sciences | 3 |
| Rethinking Water and Energy for a Sustainable Future Y Ermolaeva, RC Brears, A Minakova, P Siakwah, O Torto |
2025 | Springer Nature, 2025 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 2 |
| The political economy of unplanned urban sprawl, waste and tourism development in Ghana P Siakwah |
2021 | Sustainable Urban Tourism in Sub-Saharan Africa: Risk and Resilience, 47 - 58, 2021 | Social Sciences | 2 |
| Sustainable development: reflections on poverty-environment dilemma in Africa P Siakwah |
2014 | Sacha Journal of Environmental Studies 4 (1), 8–24, 2014 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 2 |
| The symbolic violence of debt discourse: Protesting electricity bills in Kroboland, Ghana V Jacome, P Siakwah, ET Lawer, I Ray |
2026 | Energy Research & Social Science 131, 104534, 2026 | Social Sciences | 1 |
| Global pressures in policymaking: Insights from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative and Ghana’s petroleum industry P Siakwah, ET Lawer |
2024 | Public Policy in Ghana: Conceptual and Practical Insights, 181-199, 2024 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 1 |
| Managing Africa's resources equitably demands accountable states P Albrecht, ML Gravesen, F Agyei, K Aning, R Asante, D Atobrah, ... |
2023 | — | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 1 |
| Decolonising climate change policies and governance strategies in Ghana CC Mba, PML Quame, ET Lawer, R Kwesi, P Siakwah |
2026 | Postcolonial Studies, 1-23, 2026 | Natural Sciences | 0 |
| Distance education in our communities: Policy implications for challenging daily struggles, taking gender and geography into account. B Agyekum, MK Asamoah, SN Eshun, P Siakwah |
2026 | International Journal of Learning in Higher Education 33 (1), 339, 2026 | Social Sciences | 0 |
| Polical Economy P Siakwah, O Torto |
2026 | African Studies - Oxford Bibliographies, 1-24, 2026 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 0 |
| Compounding the peasant struggles: the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Ghanaian farmers’ adaptation to climate change AD Ablo, M Zaami, P Siakwah, RS Essien, JA Yaro |
2025 | The Journal of Modern African Studies 63 (2), 99-122, 2025 | Natural Sciences | 0 |
| Exploring the Complex Interdependence Nature of Marine Renewable Energy Sector: A Developing Country Perspective O Torto, P Siakwah |
2025 | Rethinking Water and Energy for a Sustainable Future, 153-172, 2025 | Engineering | 0 |
| Modern Theoretical Approaches and Methodology for Water and Hydro Energy Systems P Siakwah, O Torto |
2025 | Rethinking Water and Energy for a Sustainable Future, 13-35, 2025 | Multidisciplinary / Unclassified | 0 |
| Neo-colonialist, perennial underdog, or smart influencer: India in The Gambia and Ghana D Harris, SM Jaw, P Siakwah, S Vittorini |
2025 | Commonwealth & Comparative Politics 63 (3), 228-252, 2025 | Social Sciences | 0 |
| Tourism politics and mobilities: re-imagining equality and inclusion in Southern and West Africa's urban tourism governance R Musavengane, L Leonard, P Siakwah |
2025 | International Journal of Tourism Policy 15 (3), 252-274, 2025 | Social Sciences | 0 |