‘Facilitating the Natural Right to Self-preservation: A Perspective on the Foundation of Governments’

Okubasu D,

‘Facilitating the Natural Right to Self-preservation: A Perspective on the Foundation of Governments’

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Okubasu D, 2015. ‘Facilitating the Natural Right to Self-preservation: A Perspective on the Foundation of Governments’ . CUEA Journal of Contemporary Law , 1(1), p.1-15.

Recent Publications

Okubasu, D.M., 2022. Democratic constitutional transitions in sub-Saharan Africa. In Tom Ginsburg et al Comparative Constitutional Law in Africa . Edgar Edwards .

Okubasu, D.M., 2022. The ambivalent role of international actors in democratisation in Post- 1989 Sub-Saharan Africa. In African Network of Constitutional Lawyers Annual Conference 2022, In collaboration with the School of Law of the University of Namibia, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung and International IDEA. Namibia.

Okubasu, D.M. & Roznai, Y., 2022. Stability of Constitutional Structures and Identity Amidst Political Settlement: Lessons from Kenya and Israel. In Comparative Constitutional Law Workshop. 22 June 2022. University of Melbourne.

Duncan M. Okubasu

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‘Facilitating the Natural Right to Self-preservation: A Perspective on the Foundation of Governments’

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