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Edmund Poku Adu's research focuses on public finance, particularly in developing countries, and the intersection of digitization with societal inequalities. His work examines public-private partnerships (PPPs) within the transport sector, as seen in his analysis of Ghana's transport sector. Adu also investigates party financing and its implications for political systems, advocating for regulated elite funding as explored in his work on Ghana. His research extends to understanding the dynamics of conflict, particularly the farmers-herdsmen conflict in Ghana, through a power dimension perspective. Adu's publications explore themes of digitization's impact on inequalities and public budgeting practices across different economic contexts. His scholarly contributions are reflected in his h-index of 2 and a total of 10 publications.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 10
- Citations: 23
Selected Publications
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Digitization and Inequalities in Ghana (2025)
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Digitization and Inequalities in Ghana (2025)
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Dedicated Local Sales Tax (d-LST) (2025)
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- Sounds good on paper but problematic in practice: PPP in Ghana's transport sector
- Digitization and Inequalities in Ghana
- Big Men, Small Boys; A Power Dimension Perspective of Farmers–Herdsmen Conflict in Ghana
- Party Financing in Ghana: A Case for Regulated Elite Funding
- Big Men, Small Boys; A Power Dimension Perspective of Farmers–Herdsmen Conflict in Ghana
- Party Financing in Ghana: A Case for Regulated Elite Funding
- Digitization and Inequalities in Ghana
- Digitization and Inequalities in Ghana
- Sounds good on paper but problematic in practice: PPP in Ghana's transport sector
- Sounds good on paper but problematic in practice: PPP in Ghana's transport sector
- Big Men, Small Boys; A Power Dimension Perspective of Farmers–Herdsmen Conflict in Ghana
- Public budgeting in developed and developing countries
- Public budgeting in developed and developing countries
- Public budgeting in developed and developing countries
- Public budgeting in developed and developing countries
- Digitization and Inequalities in Ghana
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