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'Courts and transformative constitutionalism: Insights from South Africa’
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Diala, Anthony C (2019)The enactment, implementation, and adjudication processes of laws form the bedrock of democratic societies, since they underlie the relationship between the three branches of government. Just like human interaction, however, intergovernmental relationship is often problematic. Specifically, when judicial review occurs, there is always the spectre of overturning, amending, and reinterpreting legislation and executive policies. So, in what ways should courts and the political branches interface to ensure accountability? Using the concept of transformative constitutionalism, this chapter examines the interface between...
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De Ville, Jacques (2019). 'The Moral Law: Derrida reading Kant'. 12(1) Derrida Today 1-19
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De Ville, Jacques (2020). 'On Crime and Punishment: Derrida Reading Kant'. Law and Critique
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De Ville, Jacques (2019). 'Perpetual peace: Derrida reading Kant'. 32 International Journal for the Semiotics of Law 335-357
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De Ville, Jacques (2011). Jacques Derrida: Law as Absolute Hospitality. Routledge
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De Ville, Jacques (2017). Constitutional Theory: Schmitt after Derrida. Routledge
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A butterfly that thinks itself a bird: The identity of customary courts in Nigeria
Constitutional Theory: Schmitt after Derrida
Courts and transformative constitutionalism: Insights from South Africa
Curriculum decolonisation and revisionist pedagogy of African customary law
Jacques Derrida: Law as Absolute Hospitality
Legal pluralism and social change: Insights from matrimonial property rights in Nigeria
On Crime and Punishment: Derrida Reading Kant
Peacebuilding and the interface of state law and indigenous market laws in Southern Nigeria
Perpetual peace: Derrida reading Kant
Rethinking customary law and women’s property rights
Rethinking the interface between customary law and constitutionalism in sub-Saharan Africa
The Moral Law: Derrida reading Kant
The role of customary law in the shaping of new models of pluralistic states