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Note from the Editors Akosua Darkwah and Sean Hanretta This year’s issue combines original research articles with a small special section dedicated to the memory of Ivor Wilks, a seminal figure in both the academic study of Ghanaian culture and society and in the field of African history more broadly. We would like to extend our thanks, as always, to those who submitted their work to Ghana Studies and who provided reviews of submissions. Particular gratitude is due to our editorial assistant, Jesse Nasta, whose work was generously funded by Northwestern University. Ian Saxine—also funded by Northwestern—came on as the new editorial assistant right as this issue was entering production and provided crucial help. Permission to reprint Jean Allman’s “The Historic Legacy of Ivor Wilks” from Africa Is a Country (http://africasacountry.com/2014/10/jean-allman-on-ivor-wilks/) is gratefully acknowledged. [End Page 1] Akosua Darkwah University of Ghana Sean Hanretta Northwestern University Copyright © 2015 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System
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