African Legal Education: A Missed Opportunity and Suggestions for Change: A Call for Renewed Attention to a Neglected Means of Securing Human Rights and Legal Predictability

Thomas F. Geraghty; Emmanuel K. Quansah

African Legal Education: A Missed Opportunity and Suggestions for Change: A Call for Renewed Attention to a Neglected Means of Securing Human Rights and Legal Predictability

Northwestern University School of Law

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	87-105
Journal	Loyola University of Chicago International Law Review
Volume	5
State	Published - 2007

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African Legal Education: A Missed Opportunity and Suggestions for Change: A Call for Renewed Attention to a Neglected Means of Securing Human Rights and Legal Predictability. / Geraghty, Thomas F.; Quansah, Emmanuel K.
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