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This course examines the structure and organization of the economy of West Africa, under European colonial rule. It explores the dynamics of the West African economy in the context of major themes such as establishment of colonial rule and state structure, organization of land and labor and taxation, business enterprise, and the place of women.
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This course introduces the many approaches to counseling and specifically those used by professional counselors to empower people to regain their social functioning. The course examines the many problems people face in their daily lives and how as social workers, well trained to counsel such people, can bring about a change and improvement in such lives. The course will also look at useful techniques in counselling people. Texts: Bandura, SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY; Corey, THEORY AND PRACTICE OF COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY.
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Defining major concepts: African, indigenous, religions, development. Indigenous beliefs and practices, concepts of development. Attitudes towards African Indigenous Religions, knowledge systems and their roles in modern concepts of development. Impact and problems. Emerging trends: leadership systems e.g. priest and priestesses, Nkכsuoכhene, chiefs, queen-mothers and other traditional leaders and local government in relation to community development.
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