"Konadu refers to his work as a 'communography' and offers a portrait of the community of which Kofi Dnk was a hub. This approach creates a deeply grounded history. [in which] he tries to present the world as Dnk might have seen it, offering a refreshing perspective. This innovative study is recommended for advanced undergraduates and graduate students." -- G. Mann Choice "A compelling history of people and their community in twentieth century Ghana. Konadu has gathered an impressive archive, based on which he succeeds to capture societal changes and dynamics in their lived refractions and complexities. Konadu makes an important contribution to an everyday and social history of twentieth century Ghana.

" -- Benedikt Pontzen African Studies Quarterly "Kwasi Konadu's Our Own Way in This Part of the World .provides us with a powerful model for thinking within and thus beyond the boundaries of the nation-state, viewing the past through the lens of extraordinary individuals and communities. We all have lessons to learn here." -- Jennifer Hart American Historical Review "By revealing Dnk's story, Konadu has accomplished something innovative, a book worth reading for anyone who wants to challenge themselves to rethink the field of African Studies." -- Jonathan Roberts Journal of African History.