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Alexander Kofi Eduful

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The researcher investigates urban development in Ghana through mall activities, focusing on how these spaces shape modernity, migration, social integration, and consumer behavior. Their work delves into the economic impacts of mall use on tax compliance and examines the COVID-19-induced effects on reproductive outcomes within marginalized communities using contextual studies and empirical analysis.

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The Illegal Artisanal and Small-scale mining (Galamsey) ‘Menace’ in Ghana: Is Military-Style Approach the Answer?(2020)
Urban Impacts of Resource Booms: the Emergence of Oil-Led Gentrification in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana(2015)
Malls, modernity and consumption: Shopping malls as new projectors of modernity in Accra, Ghana(2021)
Urban migration and housing during resource booms: The case of Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana(2019)
Reconsidering the entrepreneurial city in an African context: Accra’s shopping malls’ development and the new private sector actors in a neoliberal Ghana(2019)
Economic impacts of shopping malls: The Accra (Ghana) case study(2021)
The sharing practices of utility costs in compound houses in urban Ghana: Examining trust, solidarity and power relations(2025)
Neoliberalism, urban development and Accra's (Ghana) shopping malls as new spaces of urban consumption(2019)
Decent jobs in Accra’s malls? The role of flexibilisation and informalisation in shaping workers’ employment outcomes(2024)
Predictors of unintended pregnancy among adolescent schoolgirls during the COVID-19-induced school closures: The case of rural and underserved communities in Ghana(2025)

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