📚���📖 Book Review Symposium by Collin’s C Ajibo (@Collino)
Introduction: The African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement: Legal and Policy Frameworks (Routledge, 2024)
The reviews will be published everyday for the next week! Stay tuned.
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📚📓Book Review Symposium I: The book “accomplishes an impressive systematization of the AfCFTA and its protocols, offering critical insights into the policy decisions which inform this international law regime.
The AfCFTA is transforming international law, and Ajibo discusses with expertise its most salient innovations, including its extensive interlinkage to sustainable development goals and other regimes, along with concrete proposals for its successful implementation.” - Gabriel Encinas
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I formally handed over of the mantle of Deputy Chairpersonship of the African Union Commission, to our bright, beautiful newly-elected Deputy Chairperson, Dr. (Mrs.) Monique Nsanzabaganwa
#Book#Symposium by Collins C. Ajibo , University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
'International Investment Law: National, Regional and Global Perspectives' Book Symposium Introduction
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💥A new series of TWAILR Reflections on 'Teaching International Law: Between Critique and the Canon' - introduced here by @Sujith_Xavier & @ntinatzouvala https://t.co/G5Beuv06jo
Review of International Investment Law: National, Regional and Global Perspectives by Collins C. Ajibo (Nijmegen, The Netherlands: 2020)- Onyeka Osuji https://t.co/RYnu3YtHpt
Reviews of my textbook are out: #Book Symposium. Review I of International Investment Law: National, Regional and Global Perspectives, Dr Collins C. Ajibo (Wolf Legal Publishers, Nijmegen, the Netherlands: 2020) by Dr. Farouq Otoom. https://t.co/wASAgCaKJK
Collins C. Ajibo, “African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement: the Euphoria, Pitfalls and Prospects” (2019) 53(5) Journal of World Trade 871–894.
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Collins C Ajibo, “Reasonableness Review in Investor-State dispute Settlement: Fostering Normative Coherence through Interpretative Flexibility” (2018) 48(1) Hong Kong Law Journal 105 – 124, https://t.co/V5RJ1NSGkW
Yenkong Ngangjoh-Hodu and Collins C Ajibo, “Legitimate Expectation in Investor-State Arbitration: Re-contextualising A Controversial Concept from A Developing Country Perspective” (2018) 15(1) Manchester Journal of International Law 45-61, https://t.co/gi3eQ4JHED
Collins C Ajibo, “Reasonableness Review in Investor-State dispute Settlement: Fostering Normative Coherence through Interpretative Flexibility” (2018) 48(1) Hong Kong Law Journal 105 – 124, https://t.co/V5RJ1NSGkW
Collins C Ajibo and Ndubisi A Nwafor, “TPP, TTIP and the Shifting Dynamics of Threat to Public Health: Options for Sub-Saharan Africa” (2018) 8(2) Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property 89 – 113, https://t.co/tYXFXQs2kV