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Call for Abstracts: Equality Law Jurisprudence in Africa Symposium and Book Project

call for papers

The organising committee is pleased to announce a call for abstracts to participate in an online symposium to discuss a proposed edited volume on Developing Equality Law Jurisprudence in Africa.

This volume seeks to explore equality and anti-discrimination law across selected African jurisdictions, including Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Kenya, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Botswana. In recent decades, many African countries have enshrined equality rights in their constitutions, while others have utilised international and regional norms to develop rich equality jurisprudence.

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Call for papers to a Special Collection on Revolutionary Constitutionalism: Constitutionalism from below and for the next world system

Bristol University Digital Press has  two open calls.  The convernors seek contributions to the special collection Revolutionary Constitutionalism: Constitutionalism from below and for the next world system and abstracts for a call for Approaches to Global Social Challenges by Early Career Researchers in the Global South and Diasporas.

Abstract submission deadline: 20 December 2024

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African Network of Constitutional Lawyers Congress on Constitutionalism 2024

numeriqueSince the 1990s, the democratic trajectory in Africa has been characterized by a complex interplay of progress, stagnation, and regression. The initial optimism following the wave of democratization has given way to a more nuanced reality, marked by achievements in some countries, consolidation of autocracies and even democratic backsliding. Alongside the recent wave of military coups and increasing disillusionment about continuing socio-economic challenges, the situation calls for a critical examination of the foundations and frameworks of legitimate government and constitutional democracy in Africa, as part of the broader discourse on ‘decolonizing’ knowledge and socio-economic and political institutions. 

 

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Call for Nominations: Africa Network of Constitutional Law Executive Committee

Call for Nominations

 As part of our efforts to ensure continuous and robust leadership within the Africa Network of Constitutional Law (ANCL), we invite nominations for new members to serve on the ANCL Executive Committee. This is a great opportunity to contribute to our network's strategic direction and continued success.

Submit nominations

  • Nominations should be submitted no later than 3 November 2024.
  • Elections will be held during the Annual General Meeting, scheduled to take place in Dakar, Senegal.

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Appel à contributions - Vers un constitutionnalisme africain endogène et un système de gouvernance légitime : Perspectives épistémologiques et empiriques

Appel à contributions update 19 aug 2024Depuis les années 1990, la trajectoire démocratique en Afrique a été caractérisée par une trajectoire complexe fait de progrès, de stagnation et de régression. L'optimisme initial suivant la vague de démocratisation des années 90 a laissé place à une réalité plus nuancée, marquée par des réussites dans certains pays, la consolidation des autocraties et même un recul démocratique dans d’autres. Avec la récente vague de coups d'État militaires et la désillusion croissante face aux défis socio-économiques persistants, la situation appelle à un examen critique des fondements et des cadres du gouvernement légitime et de la démocratie constitutionnelle en Afrique, dans le cadre du discours plus large sur la « décolonisation » des connaissances et des institutions socio-économiques et politiques.

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  1. Call for Papers - Towards an Endogenous African Constitutionalism and Legitimate Government: Epistemological and Empirical Perspectives
  2. Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
  3. Vacancy: Director at Gender Equity Office (University of the Witwatersrand)
  4. Call for Papers: Conference and published proceedings to celebrate the scholarship of Prof Charles Fombad

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