Administration of Justice in Africa — Effectiveness, Acceptance and Assistance

Inhaltsverzeichnis · Table of contents · Table de matières

Preface

Oliver Meinecke / Harald Sippel:
Administration of Justice in Africa – Introduction

Volker Lohse:
Justiz in Afrika – Funktionsfähigkeit, Akzeptanz und Förderungsmöglichkeiten

Kurt Madlener:
Conflict Resolution in Sub-Saharan Africa – An Overview

Ulrike Wanitzek: Women’s and Children’s Rights in Africa – A Case Study of International Human Rights and Family Law in Tanzanian Courts

S.K. Date-Bah:
Judging in Ghana – Some Reflections

Leopold von Carlowitz:
Local Ownership and the Rule of Law in Liberia

Noha Ibrahim:
The Right to Fair Trial in the Light of the Interim National Constitution of Sudan Theory and Practice

Chris Maina Peter:
Access to Justice – Creating a Role for Paralegals in the Administration of Justice in Africa

Isa Hayatu Chiroma:
Making Justice Accessible to the Poor through Development Cooperation – A Case Study of the University of Maiduguri Law Clinic

Christian Grünhagen:
Development Cooperation and Assistance for Legal and Judicial Reforms. The Way Forward – Experiences and Perspectives from German Development Cooperation

Hans-Werner Wabnitz:
Reforming Legal Reform in Francophone Africa – World Bank’s Project Experience

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