Publications

64 scholarly works.

• Adinkrah, M. (2025). Child Homicides Linked with Corporal Punishment in Ghana. International Annals of Criminology.
• Adinkrah, M. (2025). Witchcraft Beliefs as Superstition in Ghana: Persecution of the Accused. Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft. Forthcoming.
• Adinkrah, M. (2025). Familicide in Ghana: Concurrent Lethal Victimization of Spouses and Children. Journal of Crime and Criminal Behavior, 5(2).
• Adinkrah, M. (2025). Rituals of Remembrance: Exploring Mortuary and Mourning Rites Among the Akan of Ghana. Routledge Handbook of Dark Events (Wyatt, Stewart, Kennell & Stone, eds.).
• Adinkrah, M., Engstrom, C., & Cody, J. (2025). Conjugal Visitation Programs in Correctional Settings: Perspectives of Criminal Justice Students at an American University. Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies, 3(1).
• Adinkrah, M. (2024). Intimate Partner Femicides in Eswatini: Victims, Assailants, Offense Characteristics, and Sociocultural Contexts. Journal of Crime and Criminal Behavior, 4(2), 157–180.
• Adinkrah, M. (2023). Intimate Partner Femicide-Suicide in Eswatini: Offenders, Victims, Incident Characteristics and Sociocultural Contexts. International Annals of Criminology, 61(2).
• Adjei, S.B., Adinkrah, M., & Mpiani, A. (2023). Gendered Mourning: A Perspective of Akan Death Culture in Ghana. Death Studies.
• Adinkrah, M & J. Cody. (2023). Examining Public Responses to the Vigilante Lynching of an Alleged Witch in Ghana. Social and Health Sciences.
• Adinkrah, M., Cody, J., & Engstrom C. (2023). The End of Conjugal Visitation Programs in the United States? Attitudes of a Sample of American University Students. College Student Journal, 57(1), 69–79.
• Adinkrah, M. (2023). Beliefs About Ghosts Among the Akan of Ghana: Discourse on Ghosts on a Culture and Language Radio Program in Ghana. International Journal of Linguistics, Literature and Culture, 9, 121–131.
• Adinkrah, M. (2023). Anti-Suicide Themes in Popular Ghanaian Music: A Focus on Nacee’s Yewo Nyame A Yewo Adze. International Journal of Linguistics, Literature and Culture, 9(3), 102–110.
• Adinkrah, M. (2022). ‘We Will All Go, But What We All Seek is Good Death’: Cultural Conceptions of Good Death and Related Mortuary Rituals Among the Akan of Ghana. Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 89(3), 833–855.
• Adinkrah, M. (2022). Suro Nipa (Fear Humans): A Cultural Analysis of A. E. Asiamah’s Akan Language Novel, Suro Nipa. International Journal of Humanities, Literature and Arts, 5.
• Adinkrah, M. (2022). Suicide in An Akan Language Novel: A Focus on L. D. Apraku’s Aku Sika. International Journal of Linguistics, Literature and Culture, 8.