C.D.S publications are published in the Research Report Series which are the substansive findings that emerged from Centre-sponsored research activity.

Senior members of the Centre also publish self-initiated research in discussion papers such as the New Series Discussion Paper, designed to generate critical comment and thus inform further research.

A list of Research Reports occasional and Discussion Papers is given below. Other publications that are the result of collaborations and consultancies are mentioned in connection with specific projects. (See collaborations).

RESEARCH REPORT SERIES

1. Micah, J.A., Anokye, N.A. and Britwum (2000) The Marketing of Vegetables in the Central Regions of Ghana: The Case of tomatoes and garden eggs. (RR. No.27)

2. Brown, C.K. (1992) Aging and family care in Ghana: A study in caring relationships. Cape Coast, Centre for Development Studies. (RR. No.26)

3. Brown C.K.: (1992) The Social Situation of Widowed Elderly Persons at Cape Coast, 146 pages. (RR. No. 25)

4. Acheampong, Isaac Kwaku: (1991) Production Technologies in Small-Scale Soap Manufacturing. 115 pages. (Research Report No. 24)

5. Honny L.A.: (1987) The Development Effects of Small-Scale Agro-Industry Projects: A Case Study of Cassava Processing, 24 pages. (RR. No. 23)

6. Honny L. A.: (1982) Economic Profitability of State Manufacturing Enterprise in Ghana: A study of Division under the Ghana Industrial Holding Corporation (GIHOC), 28 pages. (RR. No. 22)

7. Van Heemst, Jan J.P.: (1982) Choice of Techniques in Footwear Production and its Policy Implications: Some further evidence for the Cape Coast of Ghana, 47 pages. (RR. No. 21)

8. Afful K. and Osafo-Gyimah K.: (1979) Economic Organization of the Rural Fishing Industry; A case study of Elmina, Bantama and Moree Areas 109 pages. (RR. No. 19)

9. Micah, J.A.: (1978) Traditional, Intermediate and Advanced Technologies in Agro-Processing: The case of Palm Oil Production. A Preliminary Study. (RR. No. 18)

10. Van Heemst, Jan J.P.: (1977) Factor Intensities and Economic Efficiency in the Ghanaian Small Scale Footwear Industry. (A Preliminary Report) 17 pages. (RR. No 17)

11. Vercruijsse, Dr. Emile: (1970-1975) The Socio-Economic Structure of Canoe Fishing in two Mfantse Communities: A report on field research in Ampenyi and Kromantse 46 pages. (RR. No. 20)

12. Amonoo E.: (1974) The Flow and Marketing of Agricultural Produce in the Central Region with Special Reference to Cape Coast (June 1970-August 1971), 89 pages. (RR. No. 15)

13. Dumor E. and Amonoo E.: (1973) The Focus and Concentrate Programme in the Somanya District; Evaluation of an Extension Programme. 60 pages. (RR. No. 14)

14. Ayin Boakye, J.K.: (1973) Occupational Activities of Rural Youth and their Attitude Towards Craft Training. (An Exploratory Report), 64 pages. (RR. No. 16)

15. Van der Wel, P.P.: (1973) The Development of the Ghana Sugar Industry, 1960-1970 Part 1: A preliminary Exploration. 38 pages. (RR. No. 13)

16. Amonno, E.: (1972) The Flow and Marketing of Cassava in the Central Region with Special Reference to Cape Coast., 21 pages. (RR. No. 9)

17. Amonoo, E.: (1972) The Production, Distribution and Marketing of Rice in the Bolgatanga District. , 21 pages. (RR. No. 8)

18. Logcehem, J. Th. Van: (1972) The Focus and Concentrate Programme in the Bolgatanga District; Evaluation of an Extension Programme. 90 pages. (RR. No. 7)

19. Vercruijsse, E.V.W. in cooperation with L.M. Vercruijsse and J.K. A. Boakye: (1972) Composition of Households in Some Fante Communities (A study of the Framework Social Integration) 21 pages. (RR. No. 10)

20. Vercruijsse, E.V.W.: (1972) The Dynamics of Fanti Domestic Organization (A comparison with Fortes’ Ashanti Survey), 35 pages. (RR. No. 12)

21. French, Sarah and Boyd, T.A.: (1971) An Enquiry concerning Employment Opportunities for Secondary School Leavers in Ghana. 54 pages. (RR. No. 6)

22. Boyd, T.A.: Value Orientations influencing Decision Making in Rural Communities; An Exploratory Study. March 1971, 34 pages. (RR. No. 5)

23. Vercruijsse, E.V.W. and T.A. Boyd: (1970) Occupational Differentiation in Rural Areas. A research design. 29 pages, 2 maps. (RR. No. 2)

24. Vercruijsse, E.V.W. and T.A. Boye: (1970) Evaluation of an Extension Programme. Report of a Pilot Study into the Effects of the Focus and Concentrate Programme in the Tamale Area. i-vii + 71 pages. (RR. No. 4)

25. Chukwukere, B.I.: (1970) Cultural Resilience; the Asafo Company System of the Fanti. 19 pages. (RR. No. 3)

26. Brenner, Y.S. and H.T.M. Wagenbuur: (1969), Lime Farmers; A Case Study of a Cashcrop in a subsistence Economy. 36 pages, 2maps. (RR. No. 1)

27. Wagebuur, H.T.M.: Labour and Development (An analysis of the time-budget of the production and productivity of Lime Farmers in Southern Ghana). 42 pages. (RR. No. )

DISCUSSION PAPER SERIES

1. Kendie, S.B.: (1994) Willingness to pay more for Rural Drinking Water Services in Ghana and Togo. 66 pages.

2. Mensah, J.V.: (1996) Promotion of Small-Scale Industries in the Central Region of Ghana. 42 pages.

3. Agbesinyale, P.K.: (1992) Agricultural Expansion and the State of Ghana’s Environment: the need for Sustainable Development. 101 pages.

4. Brown, C.K.: (1991) Features of a Participatory Management Information System for Rural Development Projects. 61 pages.

NEW SERIES DISCUSSION PAPERS

1. Mensah, J V.: (2003) Community Perception of Disappearing Wetlands along the Coast of the Central Region of Ghana, 25 pages.

2. Kendie, S.B.: (2003) Green Marketing, International Trade and the Environment – the Debate and Options for the Development World, 19 pages.

3. Kendie, S. B.: (2002) The Planning and Management of Land Resources in Africa – An Overview, 30 pages.

OCCASIONAL PAPERS

1. Kendie, S.B. and Guri, B.Y.: (2004) Traditional Institution, Culture and Development: The Asafo Group in the Mankessim Nkwanta Traditional Area. Cape Coast: CDS. (Occasional Paper; No. 1)

2. Kendie, S.B., Ghartey, N.K.T. and Guri, B.Y. (2004) Mapping Indigenous in Southern Ghana. Cape Coast: CDS. (Occasional Paper; 2)

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

1. Britwum A O , Ghartey N.K.T and Agbesinyale p. (2006), Organising labour in the informal sector: The conditions of rural agriculture in Ghana ( A TUC Ghana, University of Cape Coast, Apadep case studies). Accra: Ghana Universties press

2. Britwum, A.O. and Anokye, Nana Amma (2006) Confronting sexual harassment in Ghanaian Universities. Accra: Ghana university press.

3. Miller D, Kendie S.B. , Apusigah A.T. and Haverkurt B, (2005) African knowledges and sciences; understanding and supporting the ways of knowing in sub-saharan Africa. Bolgatanga, Ghana October 23-29

4. Ekumah, E.K. and Essel, T.T.: (2001) Gender access to credit under Ghana’s financial sector reform: A Case Study of two Rural Banks in the Central Region of Ghana. ILO (IFLIP Research Paper).

5. Kendie, S.B. (2000) Linking Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene in Northern Ghana.Cape Coast, Centre for Development Studies.

6. Micah, J.A. and Aikins, K.S.: (2000) Safety training in Ghanaian Industries. Cape Coast, Centre for Development Studies.

7. Micah, J.A. et al: (2000) Analytical Techniques in Development Studies. Cape Coast, Centre for Development Studies.

8. Brown, C.K.: (1999) Caring for the elderly: Perspectives from Ghana and Japan.

9. Agbesinylae, P.K.: (1998) Democratic Workers Participation for Economic and Social Development: The case of Ghana: Ghana TUC – APADEP. Survey Report on Trade Union Situation and Workers Participation in Ghana.

10. Ghartey, N.KT. (1993) Communications and actions in environmental conservation. Bradford: DPPC. (Research Monograph no. 8)

11. Centre for Development Studies. (1983) Final Report on the Socio-Economic baseline survey of Rural Banks: A Case Study of Biriwa Rural Bank. Cape Coast.