Access to justice : : the role of court administrators and lay adjudicators in the African and Islamic contexts / / M. Cappelletti.
This volume is a rare combination of interdisciplinary contributions from academia and legal practitioners about accessing justice in developing countries and one ex-colonizing country. The examples from Britain, Burundi, Ghana, Tanzania, South Africa and Sudan point out the need to recognize that e...
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