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Albert Antwi-Boasiako
The researcher has conducted extensive work in the interdisciplinary fields of digital forensics, auction theory, cybersecurity, foreign language teaching, and accounting, employing methodologies from multiple domains to address complex problems across diverse domains. Their approach integrates insights from these varied disciplines, developing frameworks and methodologies that bridge gaps between seemingly disparate fields, while collaborating with experts from each domain to tackle global challenges such as digital evidence admissibility, auction fraud prevention, cybercrime mitigation, language teaching strategies, and performance measurement in education settings.
Accounting and Organizational Management
Auction Theory and Applications
Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies
Digital and Cyber Forensics
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
Implementing the Harmonized Model for Digital Evidence Admissibility Assessment
Open AccessMotivation Theory and Performance Measurement: Lessons from Classical Schools of Thought
Open AccessMotivation Theory and Performance Measurement: Lessons from Classical Schools of Thought.
Open AccessA Model for Digital Evidence Admissibility Assessment
Open AccessIncreasing Internet Connectivity While Combatting Cybercrime: Ghana as a Case Study
Introducing translation skills to level 200 students of Russian: a case study University of Ghana
Internet auction fraud: The evolving nature of online auctions criminality and the mitigating framework to address the threat
Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology