Dr. Adarkwah

Dr. Adarkwah, Course Director of IMSU 2007, inspired prticipants at the Seminar.

Franklin Cudjoe

The 2007 IMANI West African University Seminar was hosted by Ghana's premier liberal arts institution: Ashesi University.

Ashesi University bases its entire educational philosophy on the premise that students must be inspired to think critically...

June Arunga

An African Concept of Liberty?

The Ibos of Eastern Nigeria and the Masai of Kenya possessed a highly interesting ethics of equality of all citizenry, which, to varying levels and in different ways, one finds present in a wide range of the cultures on the continent. Are there, within traditional African cultural systems, a similar concept of liberty...

Kofi Bentil

Private Ownership & Property Rights

What institutions in Africa are, or should be, fundamental to the task of nurturing an African ideal of property rights? And by the way, why are property rights so vital in the quest to build sustainable prosperity for communities in Africa ...

Peter Jungen

Globalization and Entrepreneurship Culture

Globalization is not new and globalization will stay. Globalization is the best way for the developing countries to participate in the world markets and to make their own living through their participation. We should not be afraid of globalization but rather of politicians who make people afraid of globalization. Globalization is the best concept for integrating all countries of the world. In the last decades the winners were those countries who opened up for the world market, and for globalization...