ISS SEMINAR:
THE AFRICAN PEER REVIEW MECHANISM: THE EXPERIENCE OF GHANA
Thursday, 8 September 2005

AFRICAN SECURITY ANALYSIS PROGRAMME

Speaker: Prof Samuel Kingsley Botwe, SKB Asante International Consultancy Services

Related Documentation

NEPAD: CommuniquÃƒÂ© of the APRM Support Mission to Ghana, April 2005 (PDF 16kb)

African Commitments to Democracy in Theory and Practice: A Review of Eight NEPAD Countries, Anne Hammerstad (June 2004) (PDF 279kb)
French: Les Engagements Afrains Pour la DÃƒÂ©mocratie en ThÃƒÂ©orie et en Pratique: Un Rapport sur Huit Pays du NEPAD (PDF 314kb)

Paper for the African Human Security Initiative

CommuniquÃƒÂ© of the APRM Support Mission to Ghana, May 2004 (PDF 81kb)

Speakerâ€™s background:

A product of Abuakwa State College and Achimota School, Samuel Kingsley Botwe (SKB) Asante received his BA (Honours) degree in Modern History from the University of Ghana (1959), and his MSc (Economics, 1967) and PhD (1972) from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He is Executive Director of S K B Asante International Consultancy Services, Accra; Resident Scholar at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration; Member of the National African Peer Review Mechanism Governing Council; and part-time Professor at the Legon Centre for International Affairs. Prof Asante is a retired United Nations Principal Regional Adviser and Co-ordinator of the Multidisciplinary Regional Advisory Group in the Cabinet Office of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Venue: ISS Conference Room
Block C, Brooklyn Court
361 Veale Street
New Muckleneuk
(Parking in Brooklyn Mall and ABSA Court)

Time: 14h30 (tea and coffee)
15h00 (seminar starts)
16h00 (seminar ends)
RSVP: Charlene Harry
Tel: (012) 346 9500
Fax: (012) 460 0997
E-mail: [email protected]

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