Harvesting mineral riches: 1000 years of gold mining in Ghana

By G. Hilson. 2002

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Subfields: Building and Construction

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In Building and Construction

1. E. Adu-Darko
2. A. Hilson
3. R. Bloch
4. George Owusu
5. G. Hilson
6. Boris Verbrugge
7. J. McQuilken
8. Sadia Mohammed Banchirigah

Citations in the corpus

• Linkages in Ghana's gold mining industry: Challenging the enclave thesis (2012, background): “A small sample of key references would include a useful overview of the history of the industry (Hilson, 2002); a monograph on the early years of the modern industry and the first gold boom in the late 19th Century (Dummet, 1998); a company history of Ashanti Goldfields (Ayensu, 1997); a study of…”
• Chinese Participation in Ghana's Informal Gold Mining Economy: Drivers, Implications and Clarifications (2014, background): “The sector has absorbed many tens of thousands of people made redundant in the public and private sectors under adjustment, a shift in labour which Dreschler (2001), Hilson and Potter (2005), Banchrigah (2006) and others have since drawn attention to. The region’s ASM sector has also attracted a ste”