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Acheampong, E.Y., Frimpong,R., Konadu, V.S. & Felder, H. (2025). Sport-intervention programme through education: a model for promoting well-being and social change among young people in low-income communities in Ghana. European Journal for Sport and Society, 1-25.

Somogyi, A., Uca, M.,Bulgay, C., Acheampong, E.Y., de laVega, R., Ruíz-Barquín, R., & Szabo, A. (2025). Positive and Negative Expectations Associated with Coffee andEnergy Drinks: Implications for Placebo–Nocebo Researchin Sports. Nutrients, 17(4), 628.

Acheampong, E.Y., Akwaa-Sekyi, E.K.,& Frimpong, R. (2024). Identification of sport talents through leisure activity: a pathway for achieving football commercialization. Leisure/Leisure, 1–29.

Acheampong, E.Y. (2024). Analysis of African athletes give-back behaviours as cultural identity or popularity. African Identities, 1–23.

Acheampong, E.Y., & Frimpong, R. (2024). Students with Visual Impairments and Sports Betting:The Role of the Media. In U. S. Akpan Discourses in Sport Communication in Africa and the African Diaspora Book Discourses in Sport Communication in Africa and the African Diaspora. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), London. .

Acheampong, E.Y., Darko, A. R., & Frimpong, R. (2024). Conceptualising Social Contributions Through Football: Analysis of Women Football Managers in West Africa. In B.Graeff, S. Šafaříková, & L. C.Sambili-Gicheha Routledge Handbook of the Global South in Sport for Development and Peace. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), London. .

Acheampong, E.Y. (2024,January 24-26). Panel member [Paper presentation]. Creating a level playing field: Building sustainable and regular migration pathways for African athletes, Noon Hotel-Abidjan Plateau

Acheampong, E.Y. (2024,January 29-30). Expert Group Meeting [Paper presentation]. United Nations (IOM) Networks on Migration organised by Mission 89 NGO at the London Campus of Loughborough of University, London

Frimpong, R., & Acheampong, E.Y. (2024). “If you don’t arrange your bets well you will still lose”: Gambling strategies of visually impaired students. Journal of Gambling Studies, 2024, 1-22.

Acheampong, E.Y. (2023, March 22–25). Young African athletes: Challenges and constraints of the ‘unknown’ career abroad [Paper presentation]. 38th Annual Gwendolen M. Carter Conference and 14th Sports Africa Network Meeting at the University of Florida Campus, Florida, Florida

Acheampong, E.Y., & Frimpong, R. (2023, June 1-2). Migration Experience Analysis of African Footballers: A model for survival in leagues abroad [Paper presentation]. SiNAFE Final Conference-Transgressing Boundaries: Migration and Sport Conference, Istanbul

Frimpong, R., & Acheampong, E.Y. (2023, August 14-17). Gambling strategies of students with visual impairments: A sociological perspective [Paper presentation]. ISSA World Congress 2023, Ottawa

Aboagye, E., Acheampong, E.Y., Frimpong, R., & Fraser Carson, F. (2023, December 15-16). Understanding elite female football coaches’ experiences and reflections in a male-dominated environment in Ghana [Paper presentation]. The Role of Sport in Society: Women, Sport, and Social Changes, Zagreb

Acheampong, E.Y., & Frimpong, R. (2023). Globalization and Digitisation in Sport Promotion and Development in Ghana: Sport Journalists’ Perspectives. In Akpan, U.S African Media Space and Globalization. Springer Nature Switzerland, Palgrave Macmillan. .

Acheampong, E.Y., Akwaa-Sekyi, K. E., & Peprah-Yeboah, A. (2023). Investments in sport: fans impressions of Qatar 2022. Journal of Sport & Tourism, 2023, 1-19.