2017
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3012719
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Building a Political Sociology of Legal Professions in Africa: Stakes for an Open Research Agenda

Abstract: Law in Africa often conjures the question of colonial legacies or the image of a legal vacuum. Counter to this deceptive representation, the aim of this presentation is to lay the stakes for the development of a political sociology of lawyers on the African continent. Built as a trend report it draws a reflexive analysis of past research and trends on legal processes and legal institutions on the continent, looking in particular at: the (dis)entanglements between scholarship and imperial and post-imperial prac… Show more

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