Mr. Franklin Cudjoe |
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IMANI: Center for Policy & Education Executive DirectorAppointed: 2004 University of Buckingham Economics H.B. Earhart FellowAppointed: 2008 AfricanLiberty.org Managing EditorAppointed: 2007 George Mason University Institute for Humane Studies Humane Studies FellowAppointed: 2007 Mont Pelerin Society FellowAppointed: 2006 New School of Athens Economic Development FellowAppointed: 2006 George Mason University Institute for Humane Studies FacultyAppointed: 2006 Independent Institute Global Prosperity FellowAppointed: 2005 Evian Group at IMD Brains Trust, OWIFOR FellowAppointed: 2005 Instituto Bruno Leoni Italian Think Tank FellowAppointed: 2005 Students in Free Enterprise Entrepreneurship FellowAppointed: 2005 International Policy Network International Policy FellowAppointed: 2004 Atlas Economic Research Foundation International Development FellowAppointed: 2002 |  |
Mailing AddressImani Center for Policy & Education First Floor, No. 231 Bari House Flat Top Off Achimota-Lapaz Rd. P.O. Box AT 411 Achimota Accra Ghana | Contact Information |
Qualifications
Diploma, Pan-African Institute for Leadership & Governance, Project Management, 2007.
Certificate in Leadership & Th, Mackinac Center for Public Policy, Think Tank Management, 2005.
Certificate in Austrian Econom, Institute for Economic Studies, Paris, Advanced Austrian Economics, 2004.
B.Sc., Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Land Economy, 2003.
Dip. in Austrian Economics, Institute for Economic Studies, Cologne, Fdt'nal Austrian Economics - Law, Philosophy, Poitical Science and Economics, 2003.
Expertise and Research Interests
Franklin Cudjoe is head of Ghanaian think-tank Imani: The Centre for Policy & Education which is a think-tank based in Accra dedicated to researching economic trends to glean practical public-policy insights for the benefit of government, business and civil society in Ghana.
He is keen on analysing the linkages between institutional capacity of a complex corporate entity such as the government in a developing country and its ability to deliver on the most basic of public services for the 'welfare' of all.
He is motivated and holds the view that the institutions of the free society are the best way to empower individuals, to promote respect for people and property, and thereby to eliminate poverty, improve human health and protect the environment.
He is interested in public choice theory in order to understand the trappings of public services management. This affords me the opportunity to match my orientation with what works in the books, what obtains practically in much more advanced communities and how the situation can be improved in our rather reversing circumstances as a developing nation.
He advises corporate bodies on social investment projects, speak to policy makers and students groups in Ghana and abroad. Currently my organization is recognized by the WTO as helping to regenerate momentum in the Doha trade round that has temporarily suffered a set back.
His work has impacted significant policies on corporate taxation, health regulation, water privatisation and effective governance in Ghana and Africa.
He has won two Franklin Templeton Foundation awards for advancing the institutional foundations of the free and democratic society in 2006. Mr Cudjoe was honoured in 2005 by Bill Gates Snr on his advocacy on health economics in Africa.
He has been cited in House of Commons debate on aid and development in Africa and by South Africa's Supreme Court Judge on patents and Intellectual property in April 2006.
He has shared panel with respected academics such as Deepak Lal and former Prime Ministers of Malaysia and Estonia. He debated President Benjamin Mkapa on colonialism and globalisation. Mr Cudjoe and immediate Economist Editor, Bill Emmot, were the only guest speakers at an IPN event to honour Journalists that support Economic Freedom.
Mr Cudjoe works with Ghanaian Universities, Health and Economic Finance Ministries, the United Kingdom's Parliament on Global Poverty Challenge, the UK Department for International Development, the George MasonUniversity's Institute for Humane Studies, the Evian Group and World Trade Organization, having helped the latter in trying to rejuvenate the stalled trade talks.
Today, Cudjoe is a frequent commentator in print and broadcast media about Africa development issues, including appearances on BBC, CBC, Swiss and Swedish National TV, Austrian National Radio and varied local Ghanaian media, and has been published or quoted severally in the Ghanaian Daily Graphic, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana Web, My Joy online,London's Daily Telegraph, The Wall Street Journal (all three versions), Bangkok Post, Washington Times, El Mercurio (Chile), La Republica (Costa Rica),the Ottawa Citizen, the San Francisco Chronicle, Netzeitung Voice Of Germany, and many others. He speaks to policy makers, students groups in Ghana and abroad as well as advice small businesses on strategy for managing and securing finding.
Mr Cudjoe is a Fellow at the Independent Institute in the USA, the International Policy Network in London, Mont Pelerin Society, TheInstitute of Humane Studies (US), Instituto Bruno Leoni (Italy), Institute for Economic Studies (France) and The New School of Athens. Mr Cudjoe is part of the Brains Trust of the Evian Group at IMD, the best Business School outside of the U.S.
He is co-author of "The Water Revolution: Practical Solutions to Water Scarcity" (with forewords by Hernando de Soto and Sir Ian Byatt) and author of a forth coming publication, "Hobbled Trade: Trade Barriers within Africa".
Mr Cudjoe and his colleague are currently making high level analysis of China's recent exploits in Africa for varied media in Asia an dthe Council on Foreign Relations in the USA.
He is keen on analysing the linkages between institutional capacity of a complex corporate entity such as the government in a developing country and its ability to deliver on the most basic of public services for the 'welfare' of all.
He is motivated and holds the view that the institutions of the free society are the best way to empower individuals, to promote respect for people and property, and thereby to eliminate poverty, improve human health and protect the environment.
He is interested in public choice theory in order to understand the trappings of public services management. This affords me the opportunity to match my orientation with what works in the books, what obtains practically in much more advanced communities and how the situation can be improved in our rather reversing circumstances as a developing nation.
He advises corporate bodies on social investment projects, speak to policy makers and students groups in Ghana and abroad. Currently my organization is recognized by the WTO as helping to regenerate momentum in the Doha trade round that has temporarily suffered a set back.
His work has impacted significant policies on corporate taxation, health regulation, water privatisation and effective governance in Ghana and Africa.
He has won two Franklin Templeton Foundation awards for advancing the institutional foundations of the free and democratic society in 2006. Mr Cudjoe was honoured in 2005 by Bill Gates Snr on his advocacy on health economics in Africa.
He has been cited in House of Commons debate on aid and development in Africa and by South Africa's Supreme Court Judge on patents and Intellectual property in April 2006.
He has shared panel with respected academics such as Deepak Lal and former Prime Ministers of Malaysia and Estonia. He debated President Benjamin Mkapa on colonialism and globalisation. Mr Cudjoe and immediate Economist Editor, Bill Emmot, were the only guest speakers at an IPN event to honour Journalists that support Economic Freedom.
Mr Cudjoe works with Ghanaian Universities, Health and Economic Finance Ministries, the United Kingdom's Parliament on Global Poverty Challenge, the UK Department for International Development, the George MasonUniversity's Institute for Humane Studies, the Evian Group and World Trade Organization, having helped the latter in trying to rejuvenate the stalled trade talks.
Today, Cudjoe is a frequent commentator in print and broadcast media about Africa development issues, including appearances on BBC, CBC, Swiss and Swedish National TV, Austrian National Radio and varied local Ghanaian media, and has been published or quoted severally in the Ghanaian Daily Graphic, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana Web, My Joy online,London's Daily Telegraph, The Wall Street Journal (all three versions), Bangkok Post, Washington Times, El Mercurio (Chile), La Republica (Costa Rica),the Ottawa Citizen, the San Francisco Chronicle, Netzeitung Voice Of Germany, and many others. He speaks to policy makers, students groups in Ghana and abroad as well as advice small businesses on strategy for managing and securing finding.
Mr Cudjoe is a Fellow at the Independent Institute in the USA, the International Policy Network in London, Mont Pelerin Society, TheInstitute of Humane Studies (US), Instituto Bruno Leoni (Italy), Institute for Economic Studies (France) and The New School of Athens. Mr Cudjoe is part of the Brains Trust of the Evian Group at IMD, the best Business School outside of the U.S.
He is co-author of "The Water Revolution: Practical Solutions to Water Scarcity" (with forewords by Hernando de Soto and Sir Ian Byatt) and author of a forth coming publication, "Hobbled Trade: Trade Barriers within Africa".
Mr Cudjoe and his colleague are currently making high level analysis of China's recent exploits in Africa for varied media in Asia an dthe Council on Foreign Relations in the USA.
Other Expertise
- Present - Executive Director, Imani: The Centre For Policy & Education
- Fellow, Cato Institute
- Research Fellow, International Policy Network, June-August 2005
- July 2005-, Adjunct Fellow, International Society for Individual Liberty
- July 2005-,Adjunct Fellow, Instituto Bruno Leoni, Italy
- September 2004, Fellow, Institute for Economic Studies, Paris
- August-October 2004, Research Fellow, International Policy Network, London
- Country Representative, Garfield Technology Academy, Global Technology Academy, Seattle WA, USA
1/03 - Assistant to the President, National Union of Ghanaian Students (Accra)
7/02 - 1/03 Program Officer, Institute for Economic Affairs-Ghana (Accra)
- Project Coordinator, Ghanaian-Canadian University Students Exchange Program
- Assisted president in conducting research, drafting correspondence
- Assisting the head of the Governance Division in his research
- Organized both national and international programmes
- Formulated letters and authored policy papers
- Helped senior research fellows review the work of Ghana's parliament
- A fortnightly program on ''Exploring Freedom and Justice in Ghana'' - Unfinished
- A bi-monthly program on ''Social Security & Pension Funds Management" - Unfinished
- Assembled quarterly reports on all institute's activities
8/00 - 6/02 Marketing Officer (part time), The Dish Restaurant (Kumasi)
9/99 - 4/00 Valuation Assistant, Valuation & Investment Associates (Accra)
1/97 - 12/97 National Service, junior/secondary social studies teacher
Volunteer Experience
- Chief Representative in Africa, Ecco International (student environmental org)
- Advisor to the Board, NUGS's First Annual West African Student's 'Real Integration Seminar' (June2003)
- Volunteer, West African Peace Caravan
- Advisor & Columnist, Taking IT Global-Ghana's Youth Employment Summit
- Advocate, Students In Free Enterprise (Kumasi Branch)
- National Coordinator, Rotary International's National Youth Conference
- The Global Technology Academy believes ICT is the tool to enhance a free and democratic society that will make use of innovative ideas implemented elsewhere.
- Rotaract, KNUST
- Fellow, Cato Institute
- Research Fellow, International Policy Network, June-August 2005
- July 2005-, Adjunct Fellow, International Society for Individual Liberty
- July 2005-,Adjunct Fellow, Instituto Bruno Leoni, Italy
- September 2004, Fellow, Institute for Economic Studies, Paris
- August-October 2004, Research Fellow, International Policy Network, London
- Country Representative, Garfield Technology Academy, Global Technology Academy, Seattle WA, USA
1/03 - Assistant to the President, National Union of Ghanaian Students (Accra)
7/02 - 1/03 Program Officer, Institute for Economic Affairs-Ghana (Accra)
- Project Coordinator, Ghanaian-Canadian University Students Exchange Program
- Assisted president in conducting research, drafting correspondence
- Assisting the head of the Governance Division in his research
- Organized both national and international programmes
- Formulated letters and authored policy papers
- Helped senior research fellows review the work of Ghana's parliament
- A fortnightly program on ''Exploring Freedom and Justice in Ghana'' - Unfinished
- A bi-monthly program on ''Social Security & Pension Funds Management" - Unfinished
- Assembled quarterly reports on all institute's activities
8/00 - 6/02 Marketing Officer (part time), The Dish Restaurant (Kumasi)
9/99 - 4/00 Valuation Assistant, Valuation & Investment Associates (Accra)
1/97 - 12/97 National Service, junior/secondary social studies teacher
Volunteer Experience
- Chief Representative in Africa, Ecco International (student environmental org)
- Advisor to the Board, NUGS's First Annual West African Student's 'Real Integration Seminar' (June2003)
- Volunteer, West African Peace Caravan
- Advisor & Columnist, Taking IT Global-Ghana's Youth Employment Summit
- Advocate, Students In Free Enterprise (Kumasi Branch)
- National Coordinator, Rotary International's National Youth Conference
- The Global Technology Academy believes ICT is the tool to enhance a free and democratic society that will make use of innovative ideas implemented elsewhere.
- Rotaract, KNUST
Future Research
- Corporate Social Responsibility vs. Donor Sponsored Projects
- Habits of Highly Effective Countries: How Ghana compares with the best and worst perfomers.
- Trade Barriers within Africa.
- Habits of Highly Effective Countries: How Ghana compares with the best and worst perfomers.
- Trade Barriers within Africa.
Industrial Relevance
The promotion of market-oriented ideas will enhance individual as well as economic freedom (for businesses) that will in turn promote the creation of wealth.
Keywords
COS Keywords:
Africa, Economics, Education, Free Enterprise, Health Care, Natural Resources, Natural Resources Management, Property.Languages
(Reading, Writing, Speaking)
English: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent)
Ewe: (Functional, Basic, Functional)
Memberships
Global Technology Academy
Rotary
Student Member Ghana Institution of Surveyors
Students in Free Enterprise
Honors and Awards
2008-2009,
Antony and Dorian Fisher Award,
Atlas Economic Research Foundation
2006-2007,
2006 Templeton Freedom Prize for Excellence in Promoting Liberty,
Atlas Economic Research Foundation & Templeton Foundation,
Prize for Student Outreach
2006-2007,
Templeton Freedom Prize for Initiative in Public Relations.,
Templeton Foundation & Atlas Economic Research Foundation,
Initiative in Public Relations.
2006-2006,
Faculty,
A World Connected.org/ Institute for Humane Studies,
Africa's Economic Development Issues
2004-2004,
Hayek Fund Scholar,
Institute for Humae Studies
2003-2003,
Seminar Scholarship,
Richard Seth Staley Educational Foundation,
Introductory Classical Liberalism
2003-2013,
Honorary Memeber, Facilitator,
African Youth Parliament,
Youth Development & Enterprenuership
2002-2002,
Scholarship,
Richard Seth Staley Educational Foundation
2001-2001,
Seminar Schoalrship,
Richard Seth Staley Educational Foundation,
Introductory Austrian Economics
2001-2002,
Honorary Award, International Students Symposium, St. Gallen University,
St. Gallen University, National University of Singapore & Harvard University,
The Balance of Power
2001-2001,
Aptitude and Academic Diligence,
Cecil Bohanon Foundation,
Seminar on Austrian Advanced Economics
1996-1996,
Know-It-All Quiz,
British Broadcasting Corporation,
Current Affairs in Africa
Previous Positions
2001-2002, Chartered Membe r& Sponsor,
Rotaract Club,
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology
2001-2002, Consusltant, Constitutional Committee,
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
College of Art
2001-2002, Member,
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
Cognate Faculties
2001-2002, Member & Chairman,
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
Student Representative Council,
Welfare Committee
2000-2001, President,
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
Institute of Land Management and Development,
Land Economy,
Land Economy Students Association
2000-2002, First President,
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology,
Student Members of the Ghana Institution of Surveyors
Publications
- Franklin Cudjoe (2008) http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/eo20080708a1.html, The Japan Times, Thickheadedness on African debt
- Franklin Cudjoe (2008) http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/eo20080708a1.html, Japan Times, Thickheadednes on African Debt
- Frankliin Cudjoe& Bright Simons (2008) http://www.africanliberty.org/node/294, AfricanLiberty.org, A Libertarian's Impressions of the Stiglitz Performance
- Franklin Cudjoe (2008) http://allafrica.com/stories/200806260916.html, Ghana: Western Initiated Policies Has Not Benefited Our Economy
- Franklin Cudjoe (2008) http://www.newtimes.co.rw/index.php?issue=13572&article=7362, New Times, Rwanda, Poverty and Sickness Won't be Cured by Fighting Patents
- Franklin Cudjoe (2008) http://www.dailystaregypt.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=13411, Daily Star, Egypt,Anti-Patent Crusaders Aren't Helping the Poor
- Franklin Cudjoe (2008) http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=138450, GhanaWeb.com,Direct Cash for the Poor: Ghana's grand centrally planned waste
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) http://www.accra-mail.com/mailnews.asp?id=3082, The Accra Daily Mail, How (not) to plunder a nation!
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) http://www.thestatesmanonline.com/pages/news_detail.php?newsid=4600§ion=11, The Ghanaian Statesman, Please lift the ban on Alchoholic advertisements
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) http://www.thestatesmanonline.com/pages/news_detail.php?newsid=3093§ion=11, The Ghanaian Statesman, The Quest for National Sobriety
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) http://www.myjoyonline.com/archives/news/200703/2251.asp, My Joyonline,Ghana: An African country`s odyssey through 50 years of nationhood,
- Philip Stevens (2007) Fighting the Diseases of Poverty, First Edition, London, International Policy Press, 298 pages, ISBN=1-905041-14-4
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) http://www.accra-mail.com/mailnews.asp?id=381, Accra Daily Mail,Ghana: An African country`s odyssey through 50 years of nationhood,
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) http://www.ghanaian-chronicle.com/thestory.asp?id=492, The Ghanaian Chronicle,When corporate social responsibility stinks
- Franklin Cudjoe, Bright Simons, Evans Lartey (2007) Emperor Hu's New Clothes for Africa, http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China_Business/IB08Cb08.html, Asian Times
- Franklin Cudjoe, Bright B. Simons, Evans Lartey (2007) One Thing China Can't Offer Africa, http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/IB01Ad01.html, Asian Times
- Franklin Cudjoe, Bright Simons, Eavsn Lartey (2007) China Smiles at Africa with two faces, http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/IA13Ad02.html, Asian Times
- Franklin Cudjoe (2007) Hobbled Trade: How Africa Erects its own Barriers, Accra, Ghana, Imani Press, Unpublished
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Good policies, not patents are the real cure for Aids patients, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Imani (2006) Prize for Ghanaian NGO, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Special interest politics kills consumers, The Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Very well done Government! Don't Stop Here, Be bold, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Imani (2006) Sustainable agriculture in Africa: From Ideas to Action, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) 50th Anniversary Bash in Filth: Not a single of the nation`s cities is close to getting a clean bill of health, The Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) http://ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=108029, Ghana News Agency,High tariffs on drugs breeds counterfeit medicines-
- Washington Times (2006) http://www.washingtontimes.com/culture/20060622-112012-6314r.htm, Moving the World
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=82971, Free Traders Won't be Guilty!
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) We surrender our editorial column today to the letter below: Cost of doing business in Ghana, The Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Imani (2006) Imani, Ghanaian NGO wins the 2006 Templeton Freedom Award for Africa, Accra Daily Mail, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Public Health: Governments make us sick!, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Imani (2006) World Water Day: NGOs say Africa`s poor suffer at the hand of their governments, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe, Kendra Okonski (ed.) (2006) The Water Revolution: Practical Solutions to Solving Water Scarcity, First Edition, London, International Policy Press, 228 pages, ISBN=1905041136
- Franklin Cudjoe, Kendra Okonski (2006) The Reality of Water Provision in Urba Africa, The Water Revolution: Practical Solutions to Water Scarcity, First Edition, London, International Policy Press, 176-200 pages, In Press, ISBN=1-905041-13-6 (bookchapter)
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Reflections on Africa's Famine: What Jeffrey Sachs Overlooked, A World Connected, http://www.aworldcon
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Helping the U.N. Broaden Its Definition of Human Rights, A World Connected, http://www.aworldcon
- Franklin Cudjoe,Internet Ghana (2006) http://blogjam.pajamasmedia.com/archives/2005/12/whose_internet_is_it_anyway.php#bottom, Franklin Cudjoe's Debate with UN Chief, others on Internet Governance
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/15Aug2005_news36.php, Bangkok Post,Prevention still key to fighting Aids plague
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) http://imanighana.org/page.php?instructions=page&page_id=553&nav_id=152, The Wall Street Journal,(Three versions)Africa Needs Freer Markets - and Fewer Tyrants
- Franklin Cudjoe in response to President Benjamin Mkapa (2005) Globalization Rocks, but African Leaders Fail to Understand It: Response to Tanzanian President Mkapa, The Independent Institute, (http://www.independ
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) La globalización es buena, pero los líderes africanos fallan en comprenderla: Respuesta al Presidente de Tanzania (Spanish Version), The Independent Institute
- President Benjamin Mkapa, Tanzania (2005) Globalization Rocks, But African Leaders Fail To Understand It: A Rejoinder, The Independent Institute
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Globalization Rocks, but African Leaders Fail to Understand It ( http://www.independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=1613), The Independent Institute
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) La globalización es buena, pero los líderes africanos fallan en comprenderla (http://www.elindependent.org/articulos/article.asp?id=1613), The Independent Institute, Spanish version
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Bravo WHO! Please keep thinking right!, The Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe, Preventions Still Key to Fighting Aids Plague, Bangkok Post, Thailand, http://www.fightingdiseases.org/main/articles.php?articles_id=477, 15 Aug 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Africa’s Elite Set to Blow G-8 Windfall, South Africa's Business Day, http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/article.aspx?ID=BD4A78625, 11 Aug 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Finding a Better for Africa, The South African Star, http://www.thestar.co.za/index.php?fSectionId=233&fArticleId=2638362, 25 Jul 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) http://www.thestar.co.za/index.php?fSectionId=233&fArticleId=2638362, The South African Star,Finding a better way for Africa
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Finding A Better Way for Africa, The South African Star, http://www.thestar.c
- Franklin Cudjoe, Protectionism Won’t Save Countries From Poverty Or AIDS, A World Connected, http://www.aworldconnected.org/article.php/1129.html, 10 Jul 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Protectionism won, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe, In Free Trade We Trust, African Executive, http://www.africanexecutive.com/modules/magazine/articles.php?article=23, 21 Sep 2005
- Jonathan Curiel, Franklin Cudjoe Mentioned in "Star Power: When Celebrities Support Causes, Who Really Winds Up Benefiting?", San Francisco Chronicle, http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/06/05/ING9QD1FIE1.DTL, 5 Jun 2005
- The San Francisco Chronicle,Jonathan Curiel, Chronicle Staff Writer (2005) http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/06/05/ING9QD1FIE1.DTL, Franklin Cudjoe mentioned in "Star power: When celebrities support causes,who really winds up benefitting?
- Jonathan Curiel, Chronicle Staff Writer, Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Star power: When celebrities support causes, who really winds up benefiting?, The San Francisco Chronicle, http://www.sfgate.co
- Franklin Cudjoe, Cudjoe Quoted in Daily Telegraph Article "Can St Bob Really Make Poverty History?", Daily Telegraph, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2005/06/04/ccpov04.xml&menuId=242&sSheet=/mon, 4 Jun 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Free Traders Wont Be Guilty, Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=82971, 4 Jun 2005
- Rosie Murray-West, The Daily Telegraph (2005) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2005/06/04/ccpov04.xml&menuId=242&sSheet=/money/2005/06/04/ixcoms.html, Cudjoe quoted in Daily Telegraph article "Can St Bob really Make Poverty History?
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Free Traders Won't Be Guilty!, Ghana Web.com, Ghana, http://www.ghanaweb.
- Rosie Murray-West, quotes Franklin Cudjoe (2005) "Can St Bob really Make Poverty History?", The Daily Telegraph, UK, http://www.telegraph
- Franklin Cudjoe, Free Trade Cannot Be Guilty, IYPF Newsletter, http://www.iypf.org/Downloads/IYPF_News_May05.doc, 6 May 2005
- Atlas Economic Reseearch Foundation (2005) Imani: The Centre for Humane Education, Institute Profile, http://www.atlasusa.
- Franklin Cudjoe, Spanish Version of 'Rock Star Economics', Costa Rica's LA REPUBLICA, http://imanighana.org/page.php?instructions=page&page_id=514&nav_id=152, 30 Apr 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Rock Star Economics, Accra Daily Mail, http://www.accra-mail.com/mailnews.asp?id=12689, 21 Apr 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Rock-star economics are not helping poor Africans, Accra Daily Mail, Ghana, http://www.accra-mai
- Franklin Cudjoe, Personal View: Rock-star Economics Are Not Helping Poor Africans, Daily Telegraph, London, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2005/04/18/ccpers18.xml&menuId=242&sSheet=/mo, 18 Apr 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2005/04/18/ccpers18.xml&menuId=242&sSheet=/money/2005/04/18/ixcoms.html, The Daily Telegraph, Personal view: Rock-star economics are not helping poor Africans
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) Rock-star economics are not helping poor Africans, The Daily Telegraph, UK, http://www.telegraph
- Franklin Cudjoe, Ghanaians Are Better Off With Free and Open Trade, Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=78852, 8 Apr 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Can Ghana’s Parliament Review Its Position on the Kyoto Protocol?, Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=78298, 31 Mar 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Exploiting ICT Opportunities With Ghana, Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=77355, 16 Mar 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, To Mr. Blair: Africa Needs Traders Not Aid, Imani Web, http://imanighana.org/page.php?instructions=page&page_id=479&nav_id=153, 16 Mar 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Spacefon: Shrewd Business Vs. Ignorant Consumer Society., Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=74474, 1 Feb 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe, Bottlenecks to Enterpreneurship, Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=74203, 27 Jan 2005
- Franklin Cudjoe (2006) Protectionism Won't Save Countries from Poverty or AIDS, A World Connected, http://www.aworldcon
- Business Day, South Africa (2005) http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/article.aspx?ID=BD4A78625, Africa's Elite Set to Blow G-8 Windfall
- Franklin Cudjoe (2005) http://www.tralac.org/scripts/content.php?id=3889, Trade Law Centre for Southern Africa,How poor countris can help themselves
- Franklin Cudjoe, Do Antiretrovirals Make a Difference?, BBC TALKING POINT, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4044877.stm, 9 Dec 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Fight Poverty to Fight Aids, Ghana Web, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=71389, 9 Dec 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, WhenPerceivedVotersWishListReigns, http://unix.dfn.org/WhenPerceivedVotersWishListReigns.shtml, 24 Oct 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Let Africa Fight Its Own Devils, http://unix.dfn.org/LetAfricafightitsowndevils.shtml, 11 Oct 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Why Ghana Remains Underdeveloped, http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/artikel.php?ID=63986, 15 Aug 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, LandGuardsWerePoliticallyNurtured, http://unix.dfn.org/LandGuardsWerePoliticallyNurtured.shtml, 12 Aug 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Wasting Trade Opportunities, http://unix.dfn.org/WastingTradeOpportunities.shtml, 4 Aug 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Pontificating The Penury of a People, http://unix.dfn.org/PontificatingThePenuryofaPeople.shtml, 22 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Time up for Commodification and Privatization of Urban Water Supply in Ghana, http://unix.dfn.org/TimeupforCommodification.shtml, 20 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Dispatches from Ghana, http://unix.dfn.org/DispatchesfromGhana.shtml, 20 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Time Up For The Comodification Abd Privatization of Water in Ghana, IREN KENYA NEWSLETTER, 9 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Building Ghana's Knowledge Economy Base, 1 May 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe (As GTA Country Representative), Building Ghana's Knowledge Economy Base, An article on the Global Technology Academys (GTA) projects in Ghana, 1 May 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, You May As Well Kill Us Now [Into the World of NGOs and Ghana], 21 Mar 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, Ghana in the Comity of Prosperity, 19 Feb 2004
- Franklin Cudjoe, How I became a Libertarian, 25 Nov 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Ghana's Health Insurance Scheme; Another Huge Bureaucracy In the Offing, A policy Paper on Health nsurance, October 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Iren's African Resource Bank Meeting, Mombasa, An Advocate, October 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Defending The Poor: Do Anti-Globalists Have A Case?, A paper in the runup to the WTO meeting in Cancun, Mexico, September 2003
- Decentralizing the Ownership of Natural Resources, A summary presented to a group of over 30 youth NGOs in Ghana, September 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Pseudo Voter Interest Botches Ghana's Financial Liberalization, A policy paper, August 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Ghana and the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), A policy paper on Trade/Globalization, August 2003
- Cudjoe F., Ghana's Dwindling Cocoa Fortunes, A policy paper on Trade/Globalization, August 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) Students Summit, A report on the first West African Students Summit held in Accra, June 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Speech Drafted For The President Of The National Union Of Ghana Students On The First West African Student Summit Held At The Accra International Conference Centre, June 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe (2003) Dispatches from Ghana, A World Connected
- Prof. Yaw Saffu, Franklin Cudjoe, Lord Cephas Yevugah (2003) The State of Governance in Ghana, 2002, Accra Ghana, Institute of Economic Affairs, Ghana
- Franklin Cudjoe (2003) Lessons from Africa, To Privatize or not to Privatize: The Arguments for and against water privatization in Ghana, Accra Ghana, Institute of Economic Affairs, 10 pages (bookchapter)
- Franklin Cudjoe, FME: An Alternative to Africa's Stinking Poverty, 8, 28 Jan 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Facing the Uncertainties in the Business World- How Entrepreneurs Should Respond, An entry essay for the 33rd International Students' Symposium, Switzerland, 2003
- Franklin Cudjoe, Managing Water for Sustainable Development, October 2002
- Franklin Cudjoe, Terrorism and the Global Order: The Developed World's Approach to Fighting Terrorism, A presentation to a variety of university student groups in Ghana, 8 Sep 2002
- Franklin Cudjoe, MD, Ghana Water Company Ltd., ISODEC Team (2002) To Privatize or Not to Privatize, First Edition, Vol. 1, Accra, Ghana, The Institute of Humane Studies, 56 pages
- Franklin Cudjoe, The progress of freedom depends more upon the maintenance of peace, the spread of trade, and the diffusion of education, than upon the labors of cabinets and foreign offices, An entry essay for the 2003 Independent Institute Olive Garvey Fellowship, April 2002
- Franklin Cudjoe, Building Ghana's Tecxhnology Academy, 2002
- Franklin Cudjoe, Pushing Limits, Questioning Goals: Our Goals Must Have a Human Face, An entry essay for the 32nd International Students' Symposium, Switzerland, 2002
- Franklin Cudjoe, Is War Good for an Economy?, 2002
- Franklin Cudjoe, Should Governments Guarantee Freedom from Poverty?, A Foundation for Economic Education Essay Entry, 2001
- Franklin Cudjoe, Does a Balance of Power Exist within the European Union?, An entry essay for the 31st International Students' Symposium, Switzerland, 2001
- Franklin Cudjoe, Hobbled Trade: Trade Barriers Within Africa, 1 Edition, Vol. 1, ACCRA, GHANA, IMANI, 40 pages, Unpublished
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