International Journal of Comparative Law and Legal Philosophy (IJOCLLEP) is a peer blind reviewed periodical that provides a dynamic platform for dissemination of ideas on comparative law and philosophy of law. As it is hard, in our contemporary globalized world, to confine developments in law to one jurisdiction and isolate them from another, the Journal is a podium for reports on developments in the field of comparative law from all parts of the world. As also a philosophy of law forum, IJOCLLEP provides an opportunity for spread of the results of analysis of transnational legal history and theory, private international law/conflict of laws, and the study of legal systems, cultures, and traditions.
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Articles
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Angela OBIDIMMA
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I. L. I. IKIMI
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Chudi NWABACHILI, Noel UDEOJI
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O. I. DERIK-FERDINAND
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Halima Doma KUTIGI
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Irene Airen AIGBE, E. O. ENAKIRERU
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Kachidobelu John BIELU
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Paul Adole EJEMBI
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Bariyima Sylvester KOKPAN
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Livinus NWOKIKE
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ARMED CONFLICT AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AFRICA: WHAT ROLE FOR THE RULE OF LAW?
Flora Alohan ONOMRERHINOR, Juliet AIMIENROVBIYE
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B. N. OKPALAOBI, C. C. ANYAEGBUNAM
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Stephen Chuka UNACHUKWU
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Muhammad Mansur ALIYU
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Jude EZEANOKWASA
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Tomi Grace OBAGBOYE, Elizabeth Ada FEOSHI
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Sesan PETER, Anna ALAHIRAH, Celine AGBOOLA
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Chukwuka ONYEAKU
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Ajibolu AFOLABI, Eseni Azu UDU
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Onyeka Christiana ADUMA
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M.O.I. NWABUOKU
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G. N OKEKE, Obinna MBANUGO
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Kingsley MRABURE
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J.P. ESAVWEDE, M.A. MUKORO
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Ufuoma AWHEFEADA, Ojiadi Isaiah EZI
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Olanike ADELAKUN
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B.O. ALLOH
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Fidelis UWAKWE, William Amechi CHUKWUMA
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William Amechi CHUKWUMA, Fidelis UWAKWE
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