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This book, Justiciability and Constitutionalism: an Economic Analysis of Law comes at a time when in several jurisdiction globally and within the African Continent, the question of justiciability of social economic rights have moved from mere rhetorics to taking positive and concrete steps in the realisation of the rights. India has been a trail blazer in this area. It has now become an imperative that States should move away from the hitherto dichotomous treatment of rights into civil and political rights contained in Chapter IV which are enforceable and economic and socio-cultural rights contained in Chapter II which are still regarded as non-justiciable in many jurisdictions including Nigeria.
Law of Wars and the Use of force has been referred to as a political and sensitive topic. There is no doubt to this assertion as a result of the multiplicity of jurisprudence on the subject matter and how highly debatable the subject has become in re...
Two primary sites of colonial power and domestic resistance are identified. These are the habitués of power in the pre-colonial state and which the imperial powers singled out for subordination and destruction. The first is the institution of ...
This Street Law: Freedom of Information Manual was written to provide teaching and learning resource that will assist in the promotion and use of the Freedom of Information Act. It supports the earlier publication of Freedom of Information: Handbook ...
Legislative Drafting has grown from a discipline of the legal profession that suffered “undeserved neglect. In recent times, Legislative Drafting is “suddenly lifted from obscurity to honour and significance” within the legal profes...
In many developing countries, the mixed record of state effectiveness, market imperfections, and persistent structural inequities has undermined the effectiveness of social policy. To overcome these constraints, social policy needs to move beyond con...
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