in Ghana derives from changes in the perceptions and attitudes of local people towards tumi, the traditional belief in …-savanna transitional zone in Ghana. It would confirm that changes in traditional animist beliefs, such as tumi, which informs the worldview … communities, have been attributed mainly to the erosion of traditional strategies for natural resources management. In Ghana …

Christianity and Islam. -- Tumi ; Sacred Groves ; Forest-Savanna Transition ; Sustainability ; Traditional ; Christianity ; Islam … in Ghana derives from changes in the perceptions and attitudes of local people towards tumi, the traditional belief in …-savanna transitional zone in Ghana. It would confirm that changes in traditional animist beliefs, such as tumi, which informs the worldview …

, Christianity, and Islam, prohibit the use of interest and consider charging interest as an act of exploitation and extortion …

, Christianity, and Islam, prohibit the use of interest and consider charging interest as an act of exploitation and extortion …

, Christianity, and Islam, prohibit the use of interest and consider charging interest as an act of exploitation and extortion …

religion. Under conditions of high state support of religion, accommodating religious minorities not only involves the changing … show that citizens living in political contexts with higher levels of state support of religion are more likely to think …

in Ghana derives from changes in the perceptions and attitudes of local people towards Tumi, the traditional belief in …-savanna transitional zone in Ghana. It would confirm that changes in traditional animist beliefs, such as tumi, which informs the worldview … communities, have been attributed mainly to the erosion of traditional strategies for natural resources management. In Ghana …

We argue that organized religion serves as a powerful mechanism of change and subsequent persistence of cultural norms … demonstrates that organized religion can facilitate change in norms and values …

respondents, while religiosity tends not to play any role. Compared to religion, the effects of institutional trust and local …