@LordBogos@yaron__zango That’s a fair reading of Prest, but the paper isn’t restating the case. It uses its functional approach to show how Ghanaian courts can address corporate-held marital assets. The point is what courts can do, not whether it was trust or veil piercing.
Not all land titles lead to bank loans, especially for women!
This piece examines why formalising land often falls short, particularly in contexts where diverse obligations shape property rights.
It’s open access — feel free to read and share: https://t.co/KzBv402rPR
What an amazing start to the @menayegh Business Clinics at Kumasi Kejetia Market! With the PA system, hundreds of market women could listen and learn about financing without leaving their stalls. Many even came over to engage more directly, eager to learn. #FinancialLiteracy
Thrilled to announce the Menaye Finance Initiative! Inspired by my banking and entrepreneurial background, this ESRC-funded project focuses on boosting financial literacy for women-owned businesses. Stay tuned for updates on our business clinics across Ghana!
Had an amazing time at Portsmouth University presenting & co-convening the banking and finance law stream at @SLSA_UK! Engaging with diverse work, making new friends, and catching up with old ones made it even better. @LawLeicester
#21 Days to submit your extended abstracts.
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This is a reminder that the submission of abstracts for our inaugural conference will close in 21 days.
For all colleagues who have already registered, please kindly submit your papers via this link: https://t.co/kiYf784j0B.
A friendly reminder that the deadline to apply for the IEL Collective's Mentoring and Professional Development Scheme 2024 is approaching fast. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Submit your application by December 15, 2023. Apply now! 👉 https://t.co/S1ubn4No1a.
Thank you, @tarabrabazon, for your incredibly insightful vlog! Your expertise and guidance have been invaluable. Your vlog provided a wealth of knowledge that I found incredibly helpful for my research journey. Grateful for your generosity in sharing such valuable insights!
🎓 Thrilled to announce I've passed my PhD viva! Immense gratitude to my amazing examiners Profs @CelineCLTan and Donatella Alessandrini, for their invaluable insights and rigorous examination. Also thanks to the wonderful @Serena_Natile and Ann Stewart my supervisors!
In my latest blog post, I expand the conversation by delving into the wider African context, shedding light on the legal and societal challenges that are denying married women their property rights. Full article here! https://t.co/Rw1g4D1ekt…
@AfricaAtLSE @AfricaWomenLaw
My first ACADEMIC publication is now available! 🙌🏽.
In this paper, I delved into the debates on marital property rights for Ghanaian women from an African feminist and feminist political economist perspective. 💖You can access the full copy here: https://t.co/MzAloIN7qM
‘This blog post critically examines … & proposes strategies to enhance diversity & representation within the [WTO] DSM, bolstering its legitimacy & ability to fulfill its overarching objectives’ - @PVitoh.
https://t.co/pCuurrllho
NEW SYMPOSIUM:
“The WTO’s Dispute Settlement Reform and Developing Countries”
Convened by @ClairGammage of @ExeterLawSchool , @PVitoh of @LawLeicester, & Donatello Alessandrini of @KentLawSchool.
Read the ‘Symposium Introduction’ by the convenors ⬇️
https://t.co/5zbhU9V9a3
I'm thrilled to share that I have started a new role as a lecturer at @LawLeicester. While I will miss my colleagues and allies at @Warwick_Law I am excited about this phase of my academic career. Cheers 🥂to new beginnings!
In my recent book chapter, I explore gender and corporate sustainability in Ghana, focusing on workforce diversity and the need for tangible steps to address gender ratios. Read more here: https://t.co/yvJAaGqjf8