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The Independency Theory

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• Volume 11, Issue 1, Jan. 2024

Year:

2024

Type of Publication:

Article

Keywords:

Development, Knowledge, Prosperity, Paradigm, Commonalities

Authors:

• KariKari-Ababio, Matthew

Journal:

IJIRES

Volume:

11

Number:

1

Pages:

29-35

Month:

January

ISSN:

2349-5219

BibTex:

@article{2025, author = "Matthew KariKari-Ababio", abstract = "Mindful of the gaps in development theories, the epistemological gap and ontological bondage in mineral beneficiation and value addition to the rich natural resources in Ghana. This study in a constructivist analysis has taken advantage of the author’s construction site of knowledge development and production of the development of the Independency theory- a new development theory. And a new window Ghana development in managing dialogues in mineral beneficiation and value addition to the rich natural resources in Ghana will emerge. To present a paper that will provide an in-depth insight and understanding of the Independency theory - a new paradigm to transform Ghana. Sub-Saharan African countries that share commonalities with Ghana could evaluate and adapt the new paradigm of development in Ghana to transform their economy and industrialization and improve the quality of life, standard of living, wellbeing, and life expectancy of their citizenry.", issn = "23495219", journal = "IJIRES", keywords = "Development, Knowledge, Prosperity, Paradigm, Commonalities", month = "January", number = "1", pages = "29-35", title = "{T}he {I}ndependency {T}heory", volume = "11", year = "2024", }

Abstract:

Mindful of the gaps in development theories, the epistemological gap and ontological bondage in mineral beneficiation and value addition to the rich natural resources in Ghana. This study in a constructivist analysis has taken advantage of the author’s construction site of knowledge development and production of the development of the Independency theory- a new development theory. And a new window Ghana development in managing dialogues in mineral beneficiation and value addition to the rich natural resources in Ghana will emerge. To present a paper that will provide an in-depth insight and understanding of the Independency theory - a new paradigm to transform Ghana. Sub-Saharan African countries that share commonalities with Ghana could evaluate and adapt the new paradigm of development in Ghana to transform their economy and industrialization and improve the quality of life, standard of living, wellbeing, and life expectancy of their citizenry.

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