Postulates on United States Foreign Policy Toward Ghana: An Exegesis.

Employing the Critical Analysis Approach, this paper examines the postulates on United States foreign policy toward Ghana. Consequently, the paper entails a substantive evaluation of suggestions and assumptions on the existence, fact, or truth of United States government policy instruments towards G...

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Published in:Journal of Pan African Studies Vol. 10; no. 9; pp. 274 - 283
Main Author: Iddris, Abdul Razak
Format: Article
Published: Journal of Pan African Studies Oct2017
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Summary:Employing the Critical Analysis Approach, this paper examines the postulates on United States foreign policy toward Ghana. Consequently, the paper entails a substantive evaluation of suggestions and assumptions on the existence, fact, or truth of United States government policy instruments towards Ghana as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or belief that have been made by various observers. The major findings delineated after the analysis reveal that while the existing postulates on United States foreign policy toward Ghana offer plenty of information that is valuable for getting a basic understanding of the topic, they are, nonetheless, simple case studies which are neither theoretically nor methodologically grounded.