Political Communications, Campaigns, Strategies, and Propagandas in Ghana explores the
importance of communication strategies and operations used in the political process in Ghana.
This book provides an insight into the different approaches to political campaigning, strategies,
and propaganda at work in the multicultural nation of Ghana. It draws on a range of research
methods including interviews with prominent political personnel as well as other experts in the
field. The authors have drawn together evidence from a variety of sources to provide an
overview of the state of politics since 1992 demonstrating how it has evolved. Different theories
and concepts related to political communication are discussed throughout this book accompanied
by examples from various elections campaigns and parties over the years used to illustrate its
points. A special emphasis is placed on African culture’s influence for effective political
communication strategies throughout this book, offering readers a more comprehensive view into
modern day politics within Ghana. This book is essential reading for all those interested in
understanding Ghanaian politics and will interest academics working in areas such as media
studies, anthropology, international relations, sociology, and public policy.