The international rule of law movement : a crisis of legitimacy and the way forward / edited by David Marshall.
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, MA :
Harvard Law School,
[2014]
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| Series: | Human Rights Program practice series.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / David Marshall
- New rules for the rule of law / James A. Goldston
- In search of "hire" knowledge: donor hiring practices and the organization of the rule of law reform field / Deval Desai
- Reboot required: the United Nations' engagement in rule of law reform in postconflict and fragile states / David Marshall
- Decolonizing the centralist mind: legal pluralism and the rule of law / Haider Ala Hamoudi
- Policy of government and policy of culture: understanding the rules of law in the "context" of South Sudan's Western Equatoria State / Mareike Schomerus
- Legal empowerment and the land rush: three struggles / Vivek Maru
- The rule of law in ordinary action: filing legal advice in Lagos State / Todd Foglesong
- From HiPPOs to "best fit" in justice reform: experimentalism in Sierra Leone / Margaux Hall, Nicholas Menzies, and Michael Woolcock
- Beyond deficit and dysfunction: three questions toward just development in fragile and conflict-affected settings / Louis-Alexandre Berg, Deborah Isser, and Doug Porter
- Postscript: An immodest reflection / Erik G. Jensen.