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Economic exclusion and criminal adaptations: A qualitative study of youth unemployment in Ghana
An Elsevier journal article published 2026-06-01 examines links between economic exclusion, criminal adaptations, and youth unemployment in Ghana.
Categories: economy-and-trade, politics-and-governance
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It reports research on economic exclusion and youth unemployment in Ghana, topics relevant to social policy and crime.
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