Institute of
African Studies
Research
Review

New Series
Vol. 10, Nos. 1&2 1994
UNIVERSITY OF GHANA

LEGON

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

The Editorial Committee welcomes the submission of papers for publication  in the
Research Review. These may be academic and scholarly articles that set forth the find-
ings of new research in any branch of African Studies, discuss and re-evaluate earlier
research by the author and others, or combine these approaches.  They should not have
been previously published. The authors also welcome short reports on research in progress,
brief research notes and reviews of boots in the area of African Studies.

All contributions must be submitted in English, in duplicate, typed, doubled-spaced
with adequate margins, on ones side of the paper, which should be of standard size (not
foolscap). Authors should be sure to keep an additional copy for their own future refer-
ence. Articles should not exceed 30 quarto pages. Notes should be numbered consecu-
tively throughout the paper and gathered at the end. References need not be given in full
in the notes, but must be listed in full after the notes, with full information in this order:
name of author or editor, date of publication, title, place of publication, publisher.

Figures and diagrams should be drawn in black ink on white paper, and require little
or no reduction in size. Tables can be reduced, but authors should bear in mind that this
will make the numbers very much smaller. Photographs should be black and white on
glossy paper. Preferred placement of diagrams, tables and figures in the text should be
indicated by numbers (in pencil).

Words and short passages in Ghanaian language orthographies,  or orthographies of
other African languages that is IPA symbols, may be included, but diacritics must be kept
to an absolute minimum. Material in languages other than English should be underlined.
Submissions  should be sent to the Editors  of the Research  Review,  Institute  of
African Studies, University of Ghana, P. O. Box 73, Legon, Ghana.  They should be
accompanied by a brief biographical note, giving the author's name in the form its should
appear in print, current academic or professional position, field of research interest, and
titles of one or two previous publications.

The Editors also welcome books from authors and publishers for review in the Re-

search Review.

INSTITUTE OF AFRICAN STUDIES

RESEARCH REVIEW

New Series Vol. 10, Nos 1&2

1995

Editorial  Committee

Prof. K. E. Agovi (Chairman)
Nana Dr Abayie Boateng I (Editor)
Dr  A. K. Awedoba (Assistant Editor)
Dr Irene Odotei
Mr Kwame Amoah Labi

Advisory  Editors

Prof. Mary E. Kropp Dakubu
Prof. Kofi Anyidoho
Prof. J. R. Anquandah
Prof. Max Assimeng
Prof. John S. Nabila
MrKofiDrah
Dr. S. A. Asiama
Dr. R. Addo-Fening

is a journal of current research in African  Studies

L t h o r s a J s o l e ly  responsible for

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Studies,  University of Ghana, P. O.

Box 73, Legon,  Ghana

ISBN  9964-76-088-4

Typesetting by Waayo Computers Ltd, Accra.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Driver Behaviour and City Traffic: Empirical Observations
from Accra, Ghana.  - A.M. Abane

Moammar El Kadhafi on National Integration: Some Comments. 

Kwaku Twumasi-Ankrah

Some Psychological and Educational Implications of Receiving
School Instructions Through a Foreign Language. 

J.Y. Opoku

The Effects  of Kente and Adinkra Industries in Kwabre
District of Ashanti: A Study in Industrial Sociology. 

Kofi Ohene-Konadu

The Nichiren Shoshu in Ghana. - Elom Dovlo 

A Decade of Accountability Under Ghana's Provisional
National Defence Council (PNDQ Government. 

Joseph R.A. Ayee

The Agency for International Development (AID) and
Third World Development.  - 

Ngozi Caleb Kamalu and 
Kwame Boakye Sarpong.

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