Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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At the crossroads of theory and practice

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2015) International actors and traditional justice in sub-Saharan Africa. p.103-119
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Justice sector aid in legally plural Africa

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2015) International actors and traditional justice in sub-Saharan Africa. p.121-142
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Linking socio-legal theory and justice sector aid

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2015) International actors and traditional justice in Sub-Saharan Africa. p.143-161
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From addressing local legal orders to embracing legal pluralism

Giselle Corradi (UGent) and Lia Nijzink

(2015) International actors and traditional justice in Sub-Saharan Africa. p.215-225
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Embracing legal pluralims : general conclusions

Giselle Corradi (UGent) , Lia Nijzink and Martien Schotsmans (UGent)

(2015) International actors and traditional justice in Sub-Saharan Africa. p.229-237
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Can legal pluralism advance human rights? How development actors can contribute

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2014) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH. 26(5). p.783-797
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Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa: the role of development actors in the justice sector

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2013) AFRIKA FOCUS. 26(1). p.89-98
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An emerging challenge for justice sector aid in Africa: lessons from Mozambique on legal pluralism and human rights

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2012) JOURNAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICE. 4(3). p.289-311
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- PhD Thesis
Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa: the role of development actors in the justice sector

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2012)
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Human rights promotion in post conflict Sierra Leone: coming to grips with plurality in customary justice

Giselle Corradi (UGent)

(2010) JOURNAL OF LEGAL PLURALISM AND UNOFFICIAL LAW. p.73-103

Academic Bibliography

At the crossroads of theory and practice

Justice sector aid in legally plural Africa

Linking socio-legal theory and justice sector aid

From addressing local legal orders to embracing legal pluralism

Embracing legal pluralims : general conclusions

Can legal pluralism advance human rights? How development actors can contribute

Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa: the role of development actors in the justice sector

An emerging challenge for justice sector aid in Africa: lessons from Mozambique on legal pluralism and human rights

Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa: the role of development actors in the justice sector

Human rights promotion in post conflict Sierra Leone: coming to grips with plurality in customary justice

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