The paper examines the corporate governance climate in Nigeria and critically inquires into external and internal standards that guide companies in the way they are governed. The external standards considered include the statutory standards found in the relevant provisions of the Companies and...

This chapter examines the ways in which constitutions reflect and respond to population change. This reflexive relationship is examined across four domains — the political domain addresses structural issues about government and representation; the socio-economic domain considers individuals’...

This paper examines the human rights mandate of regional economic communities which exist among West African and African Arabic Countries such as - ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States); WAEMU (West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU); The League of Arab States; (AMU)The...

This chapter examines the indirect protection of economic, social and cultural rights in Nigeria by examine the rights not expressly included in the Bill of Rights contained in Chapter 4 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Constitution). What approximate to economic,...

This paper interrogates the proposed state ownership of data by South Africa’s Draft National Cloud and Data Policy 2021 and argues that the quest for state ownership is evidence of South Africa's policy preference for the state custodianship of critical natural resources. The paper suggests...

PART ONE: Trade and Industrial Policy in Africa: Theoretica! Debates and Experiences from Developing Regions. - 1. The Case for a Developmental Trade and Industrial Policy for Africa / Theresa Mojo 1. - 2. The Theoretical Basis, Elements and Impact of Nigeria's Trade and Industrial Policy under...