Land Markets in African Cities: The Case of Peri-urban Accra, Ghana

By K. Gough, P. Yankson. 2000

251 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Anthropology, Soil Science, Urban Studies

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In Anthropology

1. J. Yaro
2. G. Arku

In Soil Science

1. J. Yaro
2. G. Arku

In Urban Studies

1. J. Yaro
2. G. Arku

Citations in the corpus

• How to combine tradition and modernity? Regulating customary land management in Ghana (2008, background): “…in which indigenous community members or families have usufructuary rights, into residential land which they allocate to outsiders through customary leases (Berry 2002a; Gough and Yankson 2000; Kasanga and Woodman 2004; Ubink 2007), and which may or may not be registered with the Lands Commission.”
• Housing Policy Changes in Ghana in the 1990s (2009, background): “For a detailed analysis of the Ghanaian land systems, see Aidoo (1996); Gough & Yankson (2000); Kasanga & Kotey (2001); Mahama & Antwi (2004).”
• Customary tenure systems under siege: contemporary access to land in Northern Ghana (2010, background): “The emerging problems of land transactions especially in the urban Northern Ghana are not different from that of the rest of urban Ghana as detailed by several authors ( Gough and Yankson 2000; Kasanga 2002; Ministry of Land and Forestry 1999).”