New from Pan-African University Press
Abiodun Gbada
Dear all,
I hope these latest publications from Pan-African University Press might be of interest.
The Yoruba Nation and Politics since the Nineteenth Century: Essays in Honor of Professor J.A. Atanda
Toyin Falola and Dipo Olubomehin
http://toyinfalolanetwork.org/pan-african-university-press-publications/
This book honors the memory of the late Professor J. A. Atanda for his contributions to Yoruba scholarship and society. The book covers a wide range of topics discussing the Yoruba people of West Africa, exploring various themes on their cultural backgrounds, history, and institutions.
Toyin Falola is a historian of the Yoruba and Nigeria, founder and co-editor of Yoruba Studies Review and a University Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frances and Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities at the University Of Texas at Austin.
Dipo Olubomehin has served as the Head of Department and Dean, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Nigeria.
ISBN: 978-1-943533-50-3 Ι Published 2020 Ι Pan-African University Press
Realising the Right to Development in Africa
Issues, Constraints and Prospects.
Serges Djoyou Kamga
http://toyinfalolanetwork.org/pan-african-university-press-publications/
The right to development in Africa is both urgent and mandatory. As this book points out, the components of this right include: fostering respect for the rule of law, defeating corruption, tapping into African cultures and philosophies, advancing gender justice, and promoting the right to education. Fostering the rule of law/constitutionalism/governance for the realisation of the right to development in Africa as articulated in article 22 of the African charter. The right to Development in Africa also includes narrative on International law, the UN Security Council, Decoloniality of power and the realization of the right to development in Africa: Some reflections and the right to women’s participation in post-conflict reconstruction and its prospect for the enjoyment of the right to development: Lessons learned from the gender and peace-building discourse
Serges Djoyou Kamga is a Professor of Law at the Thabo Mbeki African Leadership Institute (TMALI), UNISA. He is a member of the 'building committee' of the Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre
ISBN: 978-1-943533-49-7 Ι Published 2020 Ι Pan-African University Press
Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju
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