International law: African developments

Subjects: Law - International Law

African Approaches to PIL: Criticism & Contribution

New perspectives and conceptions of international law : an Afro-European dialogue by edited by K. Ginther, W. Benedek
Call Number: Internat 500 G493a
ISBN: 3211817808
Publication Date: 1983
Africa and the Development of International Law by T. O. Elias (Editor); Richard Akinjide (Editor)
Call Number: Internat 500 E42a2
ISBN: 9024737966
Publication Date: 2nd edn 1988
Africa and the International Law of the Sea : a study of the contribution of the African States to the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea by N. S. Rembe
Call Number: Internat 630 R385a
ISBN: 9028606394
Publication Date: 1980
Human Rights in Africa: from the OAU to the African Union by Rachel Murray
Call Number: Internat 570 M983c
ISBN: 0521839173
Publication Date: 2004
African Regional Trade Agreements as Legal Regimes by James Thuo Gathii
Call Number: Private Int 510 G260.5a
ISBN: 0521769833
Publication Date: 2011
Extraterritorial Human Rights Obligations from an African Perspective by Takele Soboka Bulto; Lilian Chenwi
Call Number: General 510 C518.9a
ISBN: 1780681984
Publication Date: 2018
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