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As
with most other think tanks, the Institute will disseminate
its policy recommendations primarily by engaging African
governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations,
the private sector, individuals as well as members of
the public interested in its work. To facilitate the presentation
of our research results, the Institute will partner with
legal or other publishers to produce monographs, treatises,
books, reports, periodicals (a law journal, newsletters,
etc.), serial publications, brochures, information sheets,
fact sheets and electronic media, including CD-ROMS, manuals,
tapes and videos.
African Journal of Legal Studies
The African Journal of Legal Studies will be a
refereed electronic journal with limited print editions
focusing on good governance, democracy and rule of law
issues in Africa as analyzed by lawyers, including academics
and judges, economists, political scientists, sociologists
and other social scientists from different parts of the
world. Published by the Institute, The African Journal
of Legal Studies will place equal emphasis on the
theoretical and applied aspects of good governance and
rule of law. Thus, in addition to articles, the journal
will contain reports on recent conferences and workshops
as well as sections for book reviews and recent publications.
Articles published in the journal may be in English or
French. Abstracts of all articles will be translated into
both languages. Electronic copies of the journal will
be available in Portable Document Format at journal.africalawinstitute.org.
Limited print copies will be produced in March, June,
September and December of each year.
ALawI News
Each quarter, the Institute will publish ALawI News, an
electronic newsletter with limited print editions. The
newsletter will contain information about the Institutes
programming and other activities. ALawI News will be e-mailed
to all members of the Institute and will be available
for downloading from this web site in Portable Document
Format.
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