Publications of Steve Tonah

Anamzoya, Alhassan Sulemana and Steve Tonah. 2012. Chieftaincy succession dispute in Nanun, Northern Ghana: interrogating the narratives of the contestants. Ghana Journal of Geography 4: 83–102.

Tonah, Steve. 2012. The politicization of a chieftaincy conflict: the case of Dagbon, Northern Ghana. Nordic Journal of African Studies 21(1): 1–20.

Tonah, Steve. 2011. Changing characteristics and factors of chieftaincy succession and land disputes in Ghana. Chieftaincy Bulletin 1(2): 40–53.

Tonah, Steve. 2009. The uneding cycle of education reforms in Ghana. Journal of Education Research in Africa 1: 45–52.

Tonah, Steve. 2003. Integration or exclusion of Fulbe pastoralists in West Africa: a comparative analysis of interethnic relations, state and local policies in Ghana and Côte D'Ivoire. Journal of Modern African Studies 41(1): 91–114.

Tonah, Steve. 2003. Integration und Ausgrenzung der hirtennomadischen Fulbe in Westafrika: ein Vergleich der staatlichen Politik und interethnischen Beziehungen in Ghana und der Elfenbeinküste. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 128(1): 119–142.

Tonah, Steve and George Owusu. 2013. Land tenure in Ghana. In: Dzodzi Tsikata (ed.). Ghana social development outlook 2012. Legon: Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), University of Ghana, pp. 134–160.

Tonah, Steve. 2012. Fulbe pastoralists and the changing property relations in Northern Ghana. In: Anatoly Khazanov and Günther Schlee (eds.). Who owns the stock?: collective and multiple forms of property in animals. Integration and Conflict Studies 5. New York: Berghahn, pp. 231–246.

Tonah, Steve. 2009. The paradox of West African integration: experiences, perceptions and notions of integration among Ghanaians. In: Kwame A. Ninsin (ed.). Nation-states and the challenges of regional integration in West Africa: the case of Ghana. Paris: Karthala, pp. 95–113.

Tonah, Steve. 2009. Democratization and the resurgence of ethnic politics in Ghana, 1992-2006. In: Gabriele Rosenthal (ed.). Ethnicity, belonging and biography: ethnographical and biographical perspectives. Berlin: LIT, pp. 63–82.

Tonah, Steve. 2008. Chiefs, earth priests and the state: irrigation agriculture, competing institutions and the transformation of land tenure arrangements in Northeastern Ghana. In: Janine M. Ubink (ed.). Contesting land and custom in Ghana: state, chief and the citizen. Leiden: Leiden University Press, pp. 113–130.

Tonah, Steve. 2008. Migration, resource use conflicts stakeholders in the Middle Volta Basin. In: C. M. Amoah (ed.). New developments of health, agricultural resources and socio-economic activities in the Volta Basin, Ghana VBRP.

Tonah, Steve. 2003. Conflicts and consensus between migrant Fulani herdsmen and Mamprusi farmers in Northern Ghana. In: Franz Kröger and Barbara Meier (eds.). Ghana's North: research on culture, religion and politics of societies in transition. Frankfurt/Main: Peter Lang, pp. 79–100.

Tonah, Steve. 2003. Pastoralists, farmers and the state in Ghana. In: Frank Columbus (ed.). Politics and economics of Africa 4. New York: Novascience Publishers, pp. 101–119.

Tonah, Steve. 2002. The politics of exclusion: the expulsion of Fulbe pastoralists from Ghana in 1999/2000. Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers 44. http://hdl.handle.net/11858/00-001M-0000-0011-9E7E-6.

Tonah, Steve. 2009. Contemporary social problems in Ghana. Accra: University of Accra.