Titlebook: African Legal Theory and Contemporary Problems; Critical Essays Oche Onazi Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 African

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Connecting African Jurisprudence to Universal Jurisprudence Through a Shared Understanding of Contraing particularism on the part of African legal or political systems but instead in understanding how jurisprudence learns and develops through human experiences of reality, and how the continent of Africa therefore brings rich material to this general debate. The relational nature of contracts rende

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Before Rights and Responsibilities: An African Ethos of Citizenshipncourage the most fundamental moral values central to what it means to live an ethical life as a citizen. The implication is that, when African jurisprudence is applied to citizenship, it does not place citizens at a threshold above aliens, foreigner’s, legal or illegal immigrants. African jurisprud

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Crime Detection and the , in America: An Allegory for Re-appraising Indigenous African Criminology reference point, the chapter will expand on the persistent attractiveness of the indigenous approach among Africans due to the loss of confidence in the imposed foreign system of criminology. The central claim in this chapter is that there is a need to re-evaluate the essence of indigenous African

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On ‘African’ Legal Theory: A Possibility, an Impossibility or Mere Conundrum?phy then the intellectual enterprise so undertaken is futile and impossible. It is more plausible to envision ‘African’ legal theory, jurisprudence or philosophy under Homi Bhabha’s idea of ‘culture’s in-between’; which denies a purist conception of ‘culture’ and emphasizes the diversity of ‘influen